season.
m- Roberta Fe . mined ,. 7. V 7 . - . ,, _
. g at her home yesterday‘raftueri It". ‘lfeKonnmof .Now york. isfht
:. .‘ the Bonnie View cottage. Tokeneke.
slaughter was born last week to “If the “mm
and Mrs. William Cbrtwright. of
., r. and Mrs. C. F. French and fa-
ly have moved from the First Dis.
to Gm Boulevard.
Another of the popular community
ohms: will be held at cum: church.
We Boulevard. this evening.
Fred Raymond of Danbury. former-
I: a resident of this city. visited with
Islands in East Norwalk yesterday.
» The April meeting of the East Nor-
‘walk Improvement Association will
be heid’at Community hail tomorrow
afternoon. . l
Miss Aime Carr returned to her
home on Fourth street yesterday af-
ter spendiu' the week-end as the guest
1‘ of relatives in Noroton Heights.
nylon avenue.
WES” TON
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Bridmrt.
Schools resumed sedons
after the Easter recess.
William Wkineon. has
from a visit iii Providence. R. 1.
Mrs. Willis Banks.« of
near.
Relatives from Cannondnle.
Christian chorch will hold a. quarter- wood Farm
iy conference at the church tomor-
che- If m
Donald Corridan returned yester-
home here.
mume his duties. after spending his Lower Parish.
Easter vacation at his home on Gre- Christian Gnrtmnn
gory Boulevard.
Many boat owners took advantage Bide Bummer residence-
Df the fine weather of yesterday to
' re rate their crafts or to over-
:fiethgg preparatory to going- into church parlors. Saturday evening.
the water for the coming season. Mr. and
Owing to the fact that the Auxiliary
will serve a supper to the men of the
church_on Thursday evening of this
" week at 7 o'clock. there will be no
‘ regular meeting of the Woman's Auxi-
liary of Christ church.
The regular monthly business meeta
ing of the Epworth League of the to
.East avenue M. E. church will be
held tomorrow evening at 8 o 'ciock in
the church parlors.
nomination of officers and following
the businefl meeting there
rjocial.
The rummage sale held by the la.-
flies’ Aid Iociety of the East avenue
If. E. church on Friday afternoon. was
- Saturday morning and afternoon. was
fiery succo-ful. Reports from the
tale will he received at the regular
«meeting to be held at the church on
Moneldsy afternoon.
Advent tuliristian Church—There
V will be a special service under the aus-
. pices of the Loyal Workers' Society
Monday evening at 7:30. Rev. 1. M.
Blanchardmof Bridgeport. will be the
fl ipeaker. am! there will be a special
. . -- , in. All are cordially
‘ -- to Attend this service.
th the Central Station apparatus
the ”lower Hook and Ladder
_ -mpany. were summoned to a bad
grass fire it Oyster Shell Point Bat~
Iii-day morning. about 11:30 o'clock.
:‘l’ho blue M gotten .quito a. start
and cloudsaof smoke made it difficult
for the motto locate the blaze. as the
wind drove-tho smoke in- shore. The
grass win-turned for a considerable.
distance ochre the blaze was extin-
.Iuishod.
Nona“: real estate more»
, for th past two weeks. accord-
to dean filed with Town Clerk
Herbert R. smith. are as follows.
. Canto R. “felt to Carrie 8. Shufelt. ‘
lot and timings on Edits avenue. t
wot-antes deed: City National Bank
Neumann and wife. two
. , Gregory Boulevard and Bran
‘ lord streetmtes deed: Harry R.
Noumannm wile to Elizabeth How
ard. iotaa‘ mouldings on Sycamore
is
York city.
Mr. and
Iverson Fanton.
rmerly of Weston.
her home in Stamford. last week.
will be 9- from his house.
STILLMA’N MUST -
PAY ALIMON Y IN
Muse from Page One.)
co-respondent.
to make effective
Stillman. said:
objection to it or not."
Outerbridge Horsey.
New York attorneys “die-n n.on " ,
he court's award.
not to begin before ten days.
short timo.’"ho«said.
Mr. and aura Andrew 1.
Iran Emerald Mrs. C. B.
Lounsbury ”out wedge-gay m the referee i
. Bridgeport.
“If “Mismatch-nono- tuned in theorder
toy have ass- entertaining Miss an: and today unattached
Coulis usages mam Kano. both 0"dm1n by the enur-
D! B
E. ”a fighton. daughter of
“$.35. ms nit Noroton
Done. of (“as 01:. mfg” m
['0 8V.
Sinclair.
3m won-unit of New tom city.
IBM Mont of this town. when.
:1 we sinuous; with his sister. litre;
Paul Doll fitheJPost road. has been
WON! this week.
7 P. If... H. of this town and Ship-
Iiea‘ hoist. d. was operated on
for a meet 'th‘o Norwalk noun
oi‘dsy. by Dr. William
"and is improving.
. rs. George A. Smith of
the Pen. 3” liars been entertaining
. GM‘T. Smith. of Baltimore.
ham—one of the physicl
Horsey then opened
ring of certain letters
said:
'"l'horo is nothing to warrant
from the case.
in law.’
not: this point the court asked op-
cou
mongeorde :1ch to confer on the all-
"1 am going to send
pol-s. " said the justice. "Ion have the
right to examine them. If you want
seals I have aimed on
an appeal. which auto-
matically makes them public. that’s
your. right. but it also i
ibility. " s your respons-
Continuing.
the plaintiff:
"I want to ex
for the pa-
preas the opinion that
seals on
letters broken. it will be for only
maroon—so make them public."
This Mr. Horsey denied.
banker's counsel infomod the
he was somewhat ill-concerned
a“ new “'u. “’7' “Inch
at o Com-p
FMhm’mWMG Its first most-
with George Oan- The
{ratios W. The topic will be the court
I.” for that date.
thine: In My Comma.
ms
Linki-oflocalandout ortowu
mesons attended a. danooatthh
,. ; Ills schoolhouse M
will. was conducted by 'Tioop
Into the proceeds to he
the troop'o fund for
“mount and expenses next
lineage". MMmsnyyear-af
7 *mtown; .who hasboen. 5
~he-Mu23
m
over a year. died at
Vin New York City on
Attorneys for Mr. Stillman also at-
m “donor-tooth. defense to have
the court stay further hearing- before
n the case until May 17.
.Amn to thisoflsctswns an.»
served flaturdoy .
also an attempt . .
rainy or m.
up on the bar. I
to Justice Momhausor. he
that
ruling in your opinion or to Justify it
he said to mm‘ufi
“-
a...
Hrs. Roach. of New York. has ar-
rived, strokenelte ,for the summer
., . s
B. A. Anderson and family. of Mont~
claim“. New Jersey. ‘ are moving into
the Aaron 0. Stevens cottage. in Row-
Mrs. Stanley Taylor has moved to
today
returned
, Norflcld
.street. has been a visitor in Hartford.
Mrs .Mary J. Miller. of Good Hill
has recovered from several days "1-.
have '
The LO!“ Workers 0f the Advent visited Mrs. Nelson Crossman at Nor.
Miss Janet Wilson of West Orange
row evenifl'. There will be a special N. J. has spent a few dnvs at her'
Miss Eva Ferris. of New York. has
'day afternoon to Fordham' college to spent .3 few days at her home in the -
acting as
foreman of Major Lowe. at his West
A clam chowder supper was given
by Emmanuel church ladies» in the
Mrs. Frank Ania have re—
turned to town. after several months
absence. spent in Europe and in New
Mrs. W’illnrd Fanton and
family have returned to New Rochelle
N Y.. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs
The funeral of Mrs. Eugene Miller.
was held from
Charles Keene has resumed duty as
There “I" be a carrier on It. 1). Route 12. the scarlet
fever quarantine. having been removed
THIRTY. DAYS
have written her husband and letters
alleged to have been written her by
Fred Beauv ais. Indian guide named as
The bankers attorneys in appearing
here today" before Justice Mot-schnus-
er opposed an order served on them
by the defense last Saturday seeking
immediately the
court's award of $90,000 a year all-
mony with counsel fees and expensea.
Referring to the court order on all-
mony and counsel tees. John F. Bren-
nan, of Yonkers. of counsel for Mrs.
"We want a se'ttlement of this or.
list immediately. whether there is an
representing
the 'plainiiff then arose and omelet!
to serving of the papers without no- t
tice last Saturday afternoon. He said
Saturday afternoon was considered by
He objected also to the order on
he ground that it did not conform h
The defense. he
said. wanted payment within three
days of “2.500. Mr. Stillman. it
added. was ready. to pay within that
time 815. 000 or two mo'htlu' alimony.
but m the remaining 167.800 to
be spread over installments. the first
"The Mine: in the world ooold
not raise such a sum within such aV
l
"1:33! not expect that from what“
was Mnto be Mr. Stillman's in-
come, " said Justice Mar-chooser. »
Horo- Mr. Brennan broke in again. ,
i“Whatwowanti-a stay ofrot-
eree's. hearings until we get the all:
many and anneal tees." he said.
“That's right.” committed them“.
. The lawyers then left tho court
room to confer on tho Quer.
RIPLEY 1O SUOOEED HIMSELF
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 4—1“-
frod L. Ripley of‘Boston whl probably
syuoceod himself some memberztot the l
do mutation use. '
mugged today. The selection of;
. alumni to stand for Mr. Ripley’ I place
-—his term expiring in Juno—has Just 1
been completed and the graduates who 3
received the requisite number of votes
to receive formal nominations were:
Mr. Ripley, George E. Vincent of New
York. Percy Jackson of New York,
Henry Solon Graves of Washington.
D. C., Anson Phelps Stokes q- New
HaVen. and Edwin Rogers Entree of
. .ew York. in the order named. But.»
Mr. Ripley has expressed willingness
to serve again the others have forms!-
in declined to be candidates atthh
time. Mr. Ripley has been a member.
of th,. Prudential Committee for ten
years and a. member of the finance
committee and committee on oduca
iionai policy.
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TAKE any sort of exercise you
can get to keep in condition;
and after it, take a cup of Van
Dyk’ s Quaiio’l‘ea to cdlnplete
the prescription for Health and
Happiness.
It’s tea. so mellow that it makes
you feel at peace with the
world!
Quali-Toa, 3 lbs. $1.30, 450 lb.
Victory Too, 3 lbs. $1.00. 360 lb.
QuaIH’sokago Teas 13o ‘ 25o pkol- V .
Silver Label Teas 15c 3 30: pm
Gold Label Toss 21o d 40o pm
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James Van Dyk Co:
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TOOLS
PearL‘t‘CLalm and,
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New and Attractive
Draperies
We have a new stock, consisting of Quaker
‘Lace, Scrim, Voile, Marquisette Curtains;
also, a pretty line of Cretonnes by the yard.
yard.
BIRCH FLAT RODS
Ask forthe Rod and Window Draping book, in which you will and
helpful suggestions for draping your windows at home.
'Angevine Furniture Co
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
PHONE 1333
“or.“
Developing 'and Printing
In 24 Hours
Leave your work here today. Call for your
finished pictures tomorrow. ‘
Some high grade of work for which we are
DONN‘ELLY’S
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
NEW VICTOR Amp
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A New Line of
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Your attention is called. to our display
new designs in “Royal Society” 5‘
pieces for embroidery.
Holly finished articles are here to assist you in tin
blending of colors best adapted for each desist].
enjoy seeing them.
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