5 Salad to Contain.
Brings More
Lg“: Otercoats and
Suits
Pix"; Are Right
5-“ P) and better
n: i, . . r. ' ‘ > _ y
-. Therewrlll bee. arresting of
4.. '
‘0
the ves-
Diy
,Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. Elniwood ave-
nue. on Wednesday evening; at 8 p. In.
. A large number of Norwalk people
_are expected to attend the annual ball
of the Bridgeport Lodge 0: Elks.
iwhich will be held Easter Monday
alight, in the Park City.
~The first summer trolley of the sea.-
son passed through the First district
this morning. The car was not for
the use of passengers. however, but
.was being tested out preparatory for
the summer schedule. which will go
OSECPH DAVIS
“~ mums swam
48!!!)- Drs- Sharla 30118111114: in at;
pounce. in.
She" Tubal: Silk on sale at the Ta-
tmo Store in; week is as inches was:
not 2' insteauitsrpesndinm-
day’s odyer'tisemsnt.
Saturday night. . Spetdel’s orchestra.
furnished the music. Q
, The Central Station firemen were
called out yestaerdasv afternoon at 3:80
io’clock to am fire on Scribner ave-
.. try of Trinity church at the home at inue 0“ property owned by Frederick
Lauder. The blaze which had gained
quite some headway was extinguished.
,—Spend St~ Patrick’s Night at the
Moose Dance, Elk’s Hall, Mar. 17th.
On Friday evening or this week, fol-
lowing the regular meeting. a costume
dance and entertainment will be en-
joyed-by the‘ members of Eureka
order that all business may be gotten
out or the way in time, the meeting
will start at 7:30 o'clock.
———Espscially released, two records:
into effect in a. month or so.
A quantity of garden seed. has been“
received by The Evening Sentinel
, from Congressman Schuyler Merritt.
and adults who desire some of the.
same may obtain it by applying at the
office of The Evening Sentinel. The
.,u will meet to-
A‘ 1.. (I. hall. supply is'limited.
Entrance to the barn of Contractor
Z Cans. Albert Brown.» Chestnut street, Sec-
. . f. Loan and and district. was gained by thieves on
.1 “in no“; its Saturday night, by breaking in the
Mfg tomorrow. Ldoor. Two tires, 3. pump, a jack. flve
: .. ,1. I. Q R. M... gallons of all. {our coils and four bat-
..722 WW“. evening. terics were the articles taken. The
i 3, ,, .., nun...“ will matter was reDOrted to the police, who
‘ l. are investigating.
V0. 7' P. N. 01d “’ell‘Hook and Ladder Com-
1 “I Noble puny will hold its annual meeting and
,. '_ lodge room banquet this evening at the Central
7 l H :.inc. Fire Station. The meeting is ched-
uled to start at 7 o'clock. There will
.\ Fillillgfzn;335? be an entertainment. including boxing
”I till 1" and other features. Speeches will be
r .. .. made by A. E. W'ifichestcr. D. W. Har-
t~“- 3—_1““513I“~: forqfland other prominent firemen.
-.{:,..-,: flannel; . Among those Republicans from this
Ht city who attended the Fairfleld Coun-
_ » ty Republican meeting and luncheon
‘3’“! 1"“ 53‘8“? atdat the Hotel Stratfield, Bridgeport on
' "‘v’ .071 1"“d”~~‘ lSaturday. were Edmund E. Crmve.
\\ Nimitz ”‘Th‘r‘s‘iArthur C.
\Vheeler._ Representative
I'Iulw’vy M. Kent. Representative Sam-
uel J. \Vatkins. Deputy Sheriff Edward
ft. (Inns in. Doulcns. and Deputy Sheriff Nelson
' 0n 0? \Vnfihing— WV Benedict. '
_“' "V M" “"51 “9’ An interesting memento of the bliz-
‘ “"1““ “19mm of March ' 12th. 1888. was
“'1’ 23“ conferred. ‘brought to the ofllce of the Evening
~ imlimi of Old ,Sr-ntinel this morning by Elmer Chin-
- N‘ A. 37.. Will :cry. It was a postal card, showing
‘ ""‘Iing‘ The F. C- ;the arrival in Norwalk of the first two
“‘1'” locomotives. after the blizzard. They
.":im‘te llcEnelly's;ar‘riycd here on March 1th. 1858. The
r . :11 Armory, Tucs- lpicture was copyrighted by F. B. Cole-
...ncing till 1, man. and Wes taken where the old
, s mp gmm, Main .watering tank used to stand. on South
. , .3 have had a thirty Main street alongsxde the spot now oc-
Td C“ the rem. of tcupied by Burdick’s lunch cart.
—Pea Coal at Harris a; Gang.
Two cases. were assigned for trial.
on March fllst, bydudge George H.
Vosburgh. in thegshort calendar ses-
sion of the City court. of Norwalk,
this morning. they being the actions
of F. M. Cullen. represented by Attor-
ney Salvatore P. Genuarlo vs. Louis
ntonth‘s period on account of Greenberg. represented by Tammany
al Violations of the stale dentall& Connery. The other case was the
ad his license restored to him, action of Aaron Lyons vs Seiral &
‘rrday. March 13”,. Sachs. which is set down for trial at
:f Appoamnce_ Lchneuy's,ll o'clock, on the morning ot'the
Orchestra. at Armory, Tues. let. Mr. Genuario represents the
_ 15. Dancing till 1. plaintiff in this action and Tammany
& Connery the defendants.
Dr. James J. Walsh. of New York
city. one of the best known public lec-
turers of the east, will deliver his lec-
ture on "Americanlsm” at Hoyt’s
Theatre tomorrow evening at eight.
Several years ago Dr. Walsh appear-
'I .
1 shun-Powell Corp, ed in the Palace Theatre and'deliver-
ed a. very enter-eating and most in-
co - ’
~UDTH NORWOI-K structive address. The local councils
_ -. > of the Knight! at Columbus have
been endeavoring for a. long time to
secure Dr “’alsh. and it was by rare
good luck that a. date was/Tuesday
evening. The K. of C. welcomes all
the citizens of Norwalk to this lecture
but especially extends an invitation [3
all cx-servlce men and to the teachers
of the city schools.
~ ;. . ltci‘rcshmcnts‘
1 .‘ i 5
:w- also lns’nlllng a
will make tho. place
.=nd greatly increase!
'wz' doing business.
I , . :l. l'hle. of Norwalk. and
with offices at 1032 Blair:
'~..lgepol‘t. one of the four
. ‘1) Have their licenses revoked
lvr‘
._\ _._.'_
- . :fl . '
(1‘95 Crutchos and
S11 rgical Supplies.
-
‘omr or WORK
[gotten out, of funds.
1 *0 YOU
IMAGINE
Int Starting a
ijfinc‘ZSAccount
:nm: Red-
T. :0"; a Lat 01.1% If you Ere ‘8 salaried
llfj’RE WRONG man, prom e against any
expected‘dismissal by hav-
ing a bank account to fall
back upon. , ~ .
"- w “New Account”
‘ x." No. 2. Say, “I
' :3 open 9. Savings
M.” The man in
will take your
: give you a sig-
11le to fill up,
the time yOu
‘ hack to him, he
no your bank
ad}? with the
' (literati.
. In our . . .
Savings Department; f
4 per cent interest Works ,.
every day. you do and
Sundays too. . —
< all there is to‘
y? to ask that
. . 11:0 other parts
uni; as you need
. .
SflVings B‘nk‘ ' '
"Bright Eyes" and “Love Birds"; and
"Do You Even‘ Think of Me" and "I
{never Knew." Hear these at Donnel-
zly's. ' "
As yet no steps have been taken
towards the repair or the bud hole on
Seaview avenue. between East avenue
and Harper’s store. The hole is sit-
uated ”5. the dirt walk. almost directly
beneath a light. but in spjte at this
fact. ‘the place is a utterance to
trians. The matter was referred ’\'o
the Street Department severe. days
ago by the police. ‘
A postponement for one month has
been made or the proposed entertain-
ment of the Past Noble Glands; of
Stamford, by the members of Friend-
ship Association, No. 7. P. N. G.. of
this city.
tertalnedi by the local ladies on the
evening of April 11th. The associa-
tion will meet tomorrow evening with
Mrs. Fred Benedict, Hillside street.
"Americantsm" will be the topic on
which Dr. James J. “’alsh. medical
director of the Fordham l'niversity
School of Sociilogy, will talk tomor~
row evening at Hoyt's Theatre. when
he. appears here under the auspices of
Catholic Union Council.
Nor-walk Council. Knights of Colum-
bus. A large attendance is expected.
as the topic is one of vimllntorest.
and Dr. Walsh a speaker of .no mean
merit. .
——-Meet me at the Moose Dance
Elk’s Hall St. Patrick's 1Night Mar. 17.
Leonard H. Gault, of “'cstport. has
started suit against Sebaslo Novella.
of this city. for damages of ‘99. al-
leging an unpaid bill of $75. Property
on Strawberry Hill and_ \Voodland
avenues. was attached. Saturday after-
noon. by Deputy Sheriff Edgar H.
Perry. oi VVestport, in the action for
the sum of $99. The case. is returna-
ble before Justice of the Pc-are Joseph
G. Hyatt. on March 24th. Attorney
Edward B. Bradley, of \Vestport, rep-
resents Mr. Guult.
Patrolman- Gainer. making . his
rounds at 7:30 o'clock last “night.
found a Ford delivery truck. owned
by the Angeline Furniture Company,
standing in the yard leading to O'Con-
nor‘s old stables. on Washington
street. with the motor running. Mr.
Angevine was notified and came and
got the truck. He said thatwhoever
took it from the barn. had done so
without permission.
—»Aida. Quirtet of New York City.
Concert. 8. Norwalk' M. E. Church.
Tuesday at 8 p. m. Solos, duets. trios.
quartets. Trumpet. horn, “cello, vio~
lin, piano. readings. Tykets 50 cents.
nue. reported to the police that while
driving his car along Raymond street.
about 12:40 o'clock Saturday night. he
drove into a. manhole entrance. the
cover of which had been taken 01!,
blowing out a shoe and an inner tube.
Patrolman Lockwood went to investi-
gate. but found that Patrolman Sam-
mis had found the cover and replaced
it. An investigation is under way to
ascertain. if possible. the identity of
the person. or persons. who removed
the cover. and their reasons for so do-
lng.
x
L'mumn .mpwniffis’ll :uinr'n: W I»
mnufun
5 Money
money abroad.
.\
. /
l.uummwnmuhn11nmnmimuulllmumnmmImununmmmlmnumunnoliummhin.111]
: m Na
: 'MW_M
”‘0
, j. A number attended the weekly ,
dance held in the Royal James hotel
Rebekah Lodge. No. 42, I.’ o. o. F. Infent"
The Stamforditos Will be eno-
and South six
Nathan Nevas. of 57 W’oodward ave- .
. When» You Send”.
ET us help you when next you send
whether it’s a few dollars or thomands. ' .
The Gotham National Bank devotes equal ‘
gs
. ~Ncw
ours-luau;
V”. ; . Banking é With the'1
. maypthcradvxnmga. p _
’ Htotcll outbouhthmuorsssd grouper ..
afier‘ifyouprct'cru' .' P, V:
It's criminal to take a chance on
‘Aspirin” Unless you see the name
é‘fBayer"
are not ttlng nulne Aspirin pm. thawed. at tho losers at a dinner to
n ‘ ‘e 'beheidearlymlpru. ' ,
l
:scrlbed by physicians {tor twenty-one
‘yeors and proved are by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Basr-
er package for Colds. Headache. Neu-
’ tin boxes or twelve tablets cost few
Druggists also sell larger pack-
.Asplrin is the trade mark of
EBay" Manufii'cture o: Monoaoeticac-
idester ot Salicyucacid. .
Mdving pictures constituted the en:
tertainment at the Royal James ho.
tel last night. The attendance was ex-
cellent and the pictures were greatly
enjoyed.
A dangerous hole in the sidewalk,
at West avenue and Orchard street,
Was found yesterday by Sergeant J.
Harry Gibson. The hole resulted from
the installing of water pull“: into the
new garage which is being construct—
ed at that place. Boards were placed
over the hole by Sergeant Gibson. who
also informed Contractor Lyons ot the
lcondition of the sidewalk.
———Especially released. two records:
"Bright Eyes" and "Love Birds"; and
"Do You Ever Think of Me" and "I
never Knew." Hear these at Donnel-
iy's.
Another game in the series between
Monkcr Grotto and the Craftsmen will
be played tomorrow evening on the
counts at Hoyt's Theatre hull. and the
‘Prophets are endeavoring to make it
the last or the sex-lees. by Winning it.
they having won three games. out of
3the tour already played. The series
.will be decided by {our $911168 out of
“FORM .
THE
- HABIr
of watching our Win-
dows for changes in
our Current Events
pictures.
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Commercial Accounts
Savings Accounts
Safe Deposit Vaults
Foreign Exchinzé“
THE
Cl'lY NATIONAL‘
BANK
scum nonwux. com
Abroad -
We'll be glad to—
care to every remit-
tance you make. The
amount doesn't mat- ' -
fer, As our custom-
er. you are. entitled
to every benefit our
closed.‘ assoaaF ‘ tion
with c omgn' '
, Exchan markctni
ork gives.
You receive the best
rates—thefmoncy
IIHHlHHllH'HIII HI‘
goes. ._ Y . '
safelyivhen‘you rc- -
niit, throng hats. '
Gum 'ves you.
"ll-ll
.111'11m'
um um. Co. K on: 1m.
ht 7' 'p
“m _
spa You are: Think or Me”.|nd "I to be held on nag-day evening“
never m.“ Hess their at Donna;
is" 4'
stoma will be held tonight at
Royal James hotel.
out I“ one Milled to Cure. club. Arthur 1“ Fitch ‘nd
the members.
Bridgeport club will participate in the mam. or the Grotto.
any substi "Bayer Tablets 0: annual red and blue pool tournament time. the Craftsmen are leading in
um I" lo: nu; club which starts this week. the tournament.
on package or on tablets muffin winning side of the matchwill be ;-
police this morning that
car was parked in front of the Law-
Rheumatism, Earnehe. Tooth-“reuse agency on South Main street.
*ache. Lumbago and for Pain. Handy.that someone stole a dress suit case
containing some clothes that she was
taking to the laundry. from the rear
seat at the automobile.
“he“. an no. 110.112ALI.
‘ terday afternoon at the
released.“ two» mo... rut:
“W the m at which will.
be fired towards chatting the corps.
A dinner and meeting at the South- i
Several promln- night at the nut-rte“ ot the
E
‘ ”Drug. of the Cultures. will clash
Several local members of the with James
At the present
l
;appear before Judge George H;
Hrs. Samuel Foster reported to the burgh
while her mm failed to ‘pm' “(1 .11 oil-
hlm to court. He was fined 85 for
contempt of court." otter he had
given a. severe lecture by Judge Vos-
burgh.
W m , members “m:l‘ “if
and “Love Wham! Finn plans were nod. for tho dance * lander m
Stephen Lewyl who wafirdered tel
Vac- ~
oer had to be sent for him to halei
rut hilt
also“
The final- 1 the ‘ t BUFFALO. N. I". u
‘ . n mol-ournamen‘mmnksdtheop‘ot
morn sum County Dem enamel. the Craftsmen club-ma the?
the ‘uonim Grotto win he mm as tap-l
morning. in connection ‘wtthduveaile this evening.
week of the America
creol- There now-rod.
tm'loores over I 2,800
men event. fifteen
the 1.300 total in
Donnell: and Frank individual ”bowlers
[850 pins and 17 have not."
got 1.300 for nine all:- I-
‘ovents competition.
The Algonquin of Rev
Conn. with Mort um o‘l
in the downtown court thugchunplon or 1919 are on “b.
n
worm meet this mar”
‘Hull. Mlmm‘
Twas-W
if}
dill:
3"
ll
~ 3
SUMMER TIME IN m
PARIS. March it—Pnno sill ms
been ter upon summer time u mid-w... .
when the clocks wm be M ~-
The summer time will on. .1
c
_, ~—-~.
mvm “gill."
'- 1...
and
rich‘ suits
\ Handsome, wraps
‘. ‘loffinenewvrqolens
in both . dark and light
.1 color effects.
. . fA gathering of
‘ f
natable interest
" I
- . . and impressive value;
” , 4‘ Wide diversity of
-. . T . to those; at
1.3925; ‘
:3
. prices but will you
.j’. A ’ give special inspection
.. a... “r -.-.
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