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out. my”? 91%” on “:33.
M ”Maturation.
. . \a—nfi—
n‘m erplag of Bridgeport. was
a. Sunday visitor with “leads on
Charles ltreet yesterday.
—h
m ctr-oer is
on; today.
, ., ,_ Wlwm'fiif‘“ ,
. ‘m -Wli on . the
Friends
annulus avenue,
HI home otter h
Horst-1k hospital.
m
The
, nut. fish“:-
» I" the cutters
v
Its-s. mules W. Thompson of \;
Vifiitmz in New Yin-k
Met. has
Nm'walk
v Work in being rushed for the
' com-
. aimed at a» bungalow o-t tlve'rooms
on Matt street by Charles W. Stnhl.
or William c. Twombly. or E
called upon him at sell lar
ger packs. 3.
is return from the trade mark of Effie:-
\
ache. Lumbaxo and for- Pain.
spirin cost tew cents.
r n- .4 ..
the Old King’s Highway the latte
part of the week.
Warning! Unless yousee the meme
‘Wet” on mirage orvon tablets you
are not was: rename Aspirin pre-
by physicians for meow-one
.yenrs and proved safe by millions.
.Taito Aspirin only as told in the Bay-
er package for Colds. Headache, Help
raisin, Rheumatism. Earache. ‘rooth-
Handy
8 boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets or
Druggists also
Aspirin is the ’
Manufacture of
'Monoacetica'cidester of Salicylicacid.
Mme-Una of the Mayflower ..
10981931” still «be held
'93 Van Zandt street
M 143117 our 00.;
; anemone:
W-
Others who spoke were.
3. Winchester. John .D.
_ Geo-n Montgomery W
M. “We, , ' _
During the evening. John “Y. who
the popular singer. tutored”
era! vac-.1, selections gamma: ‘
Status?!“ m «use "1'1:
a Long. Long mu mains”: ’
I
imouslv 4&9“;
-Whereao:-——
Out; distinguished guest. D. W.
ford. has been ofncielly
death or" R. V. McGee——A.nd_
Whemsz—
utmost confidence; And
Whereas:—
Said Norwalk F .D. officials.
members assembled go on
n’ $§i’鑧3’?‘%u{ 21' gate of $4532
I‘
1
mm a 1 4‘ "u ’ if 1 80y. *“ _, u
w even 'w W 9477?.2 522! A . .0“ B *1 -.
in: nli'é‘outsf . . . o 1 1 o - a. “my £39141?- 7;”? w our dMiatinqulshea‘
.Community hall.
-—-—-d
’ .
East Nor-walk florists did a rushing"
business yesterday. Today’s cold wea-‘
diner and snow storm however has put
a “crimp" into the business to a large
extent.
Friday eevning of this week, the
comedy "Sister Masons" will be pre-
natal at Community hell, by mem—
‘bors of Ophir Chapter .No. 52, O. E.
8.
Breaking open a lock on thedoor
to the garage. thieves last night stole
a. bicycle owned by Edsdn K. St. John.
0! 15 St. John street. A report of the
m was made ‘to the uptown police
com
lo Idol
0 l
v
The first game of the season in
which the Cockenoe Tribe baseball
m will play, will be played here
next Sunday. the Wicks lot being used.
This lot has been leased for the sea-
son by the Red Men.
Frank E. Parsons will have charge
of the mid-week service at the East
avenue M. E. church on Thursday
«evening. The service will start at
1:45 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. H. E.
’Mand will be in attendance at the
New York East Conference in Br00k~;
in. \ '
This evening at 7:15 o'clock the
‘me’nzbers of the nominating commit-
tee of the community chorus will hold
a short meeting at Community hall.
The Community sing will be held at
the hall. at the. usual time. and dur—
lng the evening there will be an elec—
tion of officers.
The All Stars. of East Norwalk.
played the Silver Stars of Bridgeport.
yesterday afternoon. in a ten-inning
unmet. the game being called then on
account at darkness. the score being
6-6. Boschbaum's home-run and
Gustafson's catch in right field were
the features of the game. Another
game will be played at a later date
to: decide which is t otter tea‘m.
Members of the O R. C. gathered
at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis
Beach, Strawberry Hill avenue. Sat—
urday evening and planned for the
dinner and theatre party in Bridge-
port on Saturday evening. the 16th.
The ‘members will meet at the (Fl-‘56}:
in front of the Norwalk Library and
.will take the 3 o’clock bus to Bridge-
port on Saturday. There they will
have dinner, after which they will 1t-
tend the performance at the Lyric
Theatre. About 18 expect to attend.
Cards were played. and there were
musical selections and refreshments
enjoyed at the meeting on Saturday
evening. The next meeting will be
.‘held on Friday evening the 15th with
Mrs. Kenneth Bennett. Mgdow street.
Second District. ‘
R0 WA Y TON
. FIE—h..—
Charleo Adeook of Greenwich, for»,
merly of the West Side. was in R'oway-
ton last week renewing old acquaino'
tances. i
.x ’ l
Captain‘Richard G. Hendricks and
family or 29 Cove avenue. toured to
30%-“. J.. where they spent the
reek-elm with relatives and friends. i
1
ll!- Jennie Scott hasJented her'
home in‘Bowayton avenue to New
for]: parties for the summer season.
us- Bcott and Mr. Scott will occupy
their small bungalow next door. 4
. fl 7
John H. Broadway of Crockett
mt. one of the property owners and
More: in Rowanon. states that
luring the m few yesrunsny ten.
and We hit town owing rent for
were! months. One dwelling. in
Isa. has proved a losing investment
the: this muse. But 1. recent tenant
I!“ m all others in meanness.
if dim; W the bhmhbsry before
my and burying colt when: the
m we been in order to prevent re-
0
BAMEWB NOROTON
m :‘7 ’an all bum
.. m reported as one
' "dine every not to
a...
_ j @914 weather has
:ot all-w,
Visit-lays sue-ls :18'
1-. Q» (91' .
g... .9. “W7 ,1
J This wag S. Sandor. I) .. .
“3t appearante this season,‘_and “war; as. .
. local fans will do wellnto mgfihai'fieeg-
progreagfiii thermos Mens’ Community
rel-«am. will be held. in the quarters at
. «Alibi,
' at the Elks'
: W? 1.- uunnuui’ ’11,
A J.» swan—re:— ~:- -- 'r
- , "...u was especially heavy on the
Post road yesterday, many “New York
residents coming from the city on
their way‘to their’country homes to
inspect them before coming to the
country for the season.
Charles Abbe
from Ashville, N.
recently returned
C. where he has
been for the past month with the '
'Famous Players Film company. work~
ing on the making ofa picturization
of Booth Tarkington's "Conquest of
Cancun." . The completion of the film
will be made in the New York studios.
, The cold wave which swept over
New England, did its share of dam-
age in Darien. especially to fruit trees.
many of which were about to burst
into bloom. It is believed that the
crops will be set back considerably.
Plum trees and cherry trees were the
iones most affected.»
This evening at 8 o'clock. the Schu-
bert Club Quartette, ot‘ Stamford. will
give an entertainment at the Method-
ist church. Miss Theresa 11on Mrs.
Lelia Joel Hulse. Mrs. Ellery Peck-
hm and Mrs. Henry Scol‘ield comprise
the members of the quartctte. The
accompaniment will be furnished by
Miss Sarah Mead Webb, at the piano.
Stanley \i’hltney will also play several
organ selections.
State policemen are again active on
the Post road enforcing the laws
:against glaring headlights. truffle vio-
lations, and speeding. Darlen has al-
ways been considered a town of "easy
pickings" for the members of the
State police force because of the‘good
roads which tempt many to “let 'vr
out" with the result that they are ar—
rested. The stretch ol‘ road between
Noroton and Darien center is not pa—
'troled as it might be. and there are
many narrow esca’pes from accidents
there. '
d
Y. M. H. 'A. NOTES
The entertainment committee of the
Y. M. H. A.. of which Nathan Billy is
chairman. held a special meeting yes
terday, at which time reports from the
sale of tickets rm— the ball to be given
Home, South Main
street. tomorrow evening, were re-
ceived. More than 500 tickets have
been distributed, and of this there are
only a. few unsold, according to the re
port. Decorations of novelties are
being placed about the ball room to‘
day and the work will continue to-
niorrow morning and afternoon. Re-
freshments will be served during the
dance tomorrow evening. Speidcl's or-
chestra. has been engaged for the oc-
casion and many new and “snappy"
pieces will be played. A number m'
the members of the Y. IM. H. A. met at
the rooms in The Trust Company
building yesterday and enjoyed games
of checkers, chess and dominoes.
MURTEEN ACT-0151‘s ARRESTED.
Fourteen automobilists were taken
into custody Saturday by state police
for violation of the motor vehicle laws
through the lack of operator's licenses
or other necessary papers. Arraign-
ed before Justice Hyatt this morning
in the “’estport Town Court. all but
three of the cases were nolled upon
the automobilists producing their
operator's licenses.
The remaining trio. Mathew Catlin.
of Bridgeport: August Dinean. at
East River. Conn., and Edwin H.
Leech, of Scribner avenue. Norwaik.
were lined $10 and costs. the latter
amounting to $12.50.
NORTHEAST STORM ‘WARNING.
NEW YORK, April 11.——Warning of
a northeast storm on” the coast of
Maine was issued today by the Weath—
er Bureau. The warning predicted a.
disturbance of moderate intensity oi!
the Southern New England coast.
moving to the nort east and causing
strong northeast an north winds to-
day, which probably would reach a
sale force.
. . Foley’s . .
Honey and Tan-
consume ’ .-
LOOIENB THE PHLEGII AND
“009'. dun '
mm ml ., downbeat...”
luv. Mops ac is the about 2..
sod Inh- tumbling. restful sleep
Mir-38¢. act-o .
“new”:
the“
- Champion
Shoe Shine and Hot 01mm has.
- “convent“ to do better *nll
guest. D. W. Harlem. their heart)?-
congratulations on the honor eon-
ferred on him, and be it turthh‘
Resolved:
That a special committee be 11)-
pointed, consisting of the Chief.
Deputy Chiefs. Captains. Ex‘Chiefo
and Ex-President's or the S. F. L.
to take active steps in endorsing D.
- W. Harford {or s. F. A. secretary
and work as a unit to bring about
his election to. said office at the next
regular 8. F. A. convention.
In closing Fire Chief Bogardus call-
ed on Mr. Harford for a few remarks.
The latter. in a row well chosen words.
thanked the members or the and ads»-
partmont for their efforts to elect bin!
to office. ‘
Those present were:
Chief George W. Bogardus. Finan-
cial Secretary B. T. Natti’l'ul’d. P. H.
&‘L. Company. Deputy Chief William
Powell. Treasurer Edw. Hoyt. P. H.
d:- L. Compam'. Fire Commissioner
Charles A. Vol}. Ex-Chlet A. W. Wing
Hookand ladder 99¢-
EX-hiefs
c. 11 Briana. Edward J. nouns: ‘ ‘
and Elbertjw. Clark. mat Mon: ‘ .7 is M that ii
.The followulxrresoiutlop m m
the unexpired term made vacant by
The officials and members {of the
"’N. F. D. assembled do hereby ox,-
press tlreir approval at said ap-
pointment to a man in which said
N. F. D. officials and numbers have
and
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re .9
‘ Iona
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=> an his high ~
rem , . Two sdoe were .
4‘ 'flrt of the service: the n
{be his angel-Chute War-ill
Jethro; and the second. “M
lore
.. , "0'
"fl:
thean.“
in thsveln of itmtbougntand as an
' “Kr. Winder-
: It was announced at the service that
»_ on Sunday evening, April 24th mu
. Edna. White, trumpeter. will aunt
the choir in the music of the owning.
Kiss White will be remembered Its—the
9"“! Quartet in its concert given in
this church in March. and who "n
everyborly's admiration by her‘ m
“’3“ Play-ins. sham-4w “TI"JK
nlé’ic . ..\...4 ., 2““...2; ”"
.QY no. 5 ' _ ~AAQ ‘
m umbia and Edison records. toes in
June on a sixteen weeks chamomile
101“. end for three months following
is on s. tour for the Edison Company
and with the Edison phonograph.
Next Sunday evening t ere will be
a. union service in which t Baptist:
the Congregationalism and the Hotho—
6113 will join, held in the Congress-
tional church, also announced at last
Nth?! swipe. Mr. Boulder. for many
years a missionary in “motion in
an illustrated lecture present scenes
of Africa. and African lite and it is
expected that the church will be filled .
to overflowing with the members or
these three GOD-(Will.
81‘. museums
’HAS CONFIRMATION}
Continued from First Po,
Spencer Lacey Mnekay. John Bowen;
Edward Francis Gold-pink, William
Conklin Sutton. Frederick Pox-deem
cheater. Recording Secretary _ Fred
rotary Albert Lazerus. H. H. 00.. Our
Guest. David W. Harrow-d. Treasurer
Arthur A. Kelly. Hope H. Co.. Ex-
l’ut. H. Co. ax-Chiel’ C. I. Byington.
John T. Scullvy. Put. Hose (30.. Ex-
Chlel‘ E. J.r Thomas. J. D. Lahortaky.
Put. Hose 00.. fix—Chief George Mont-
gomery. Charles H. Dilworth. Phoenix
Eng. 00.. Psi—Chief E. Duffy. Guest J.
J. Rarford. Captain Charles Buster-d.
Pioneer H. K: L. Co.. Captain Joseph
Layden. Phoenix Eng. Co.. John W.
\thle. ‘Phornlx Eng. Co.. Captain
Sylvester Brotherton. Hope Hose (30..
Capt. William F. Hnnlon. Putnam
Hose (30., Capt. Wiliilm A. McPher-
sofi, (lldA VVL-li Co.. First Lieut. Wilu
Lieut. Thomas A. Creamer. Put. H.
Co.. Second Limit. Charles W. Guerln.
01a. W. Co.. First Licut. W. Smith
Pioneer H. & L. Co.. Second Lieut.
‘oss Mailkin. Pioneer H. & L. (30..
-irst Lieut. Fred Callahan. Hope Hose
00.: Second Lieut. Charles Smith. Hope
Hose Co.. l(”first Lieut. Ernest J. La?-
dcn. Phoe ix Eng. Co.. Second Limit.
Prank Sonny. Phoenix Eng. 00.. Rec.
ording Secretary J. J. ,McGarrie.
Phoenix Eng. Co.. Financial Secretary
1). ll. “’ceks. Phoenix Eng 00.. Tree-
surer Willet Secor. Phoenix Eng. 00..
Riedel. H. H. Comanpy. Past Preoident’msrmk Arthur Curtis. Robert Mit-aé
S. F. A.. E. \V. Clark. Financial Sec- chell
Chief J. D. Milne. A. A. Llndeberg.‘
I
liam E. Callahan, Put. 11.00.. Second .
Ernest Strain. Robert Burr Bedlentl
Blair. Peter Jacobs, It 3193!;
Francis Hulse. George William ,
Brown. Howard Gardner ”3981“,.
George Benjamin Downing. Bertrand,
Beckett Tompkins. Henry Weill. Earl,
Kendall Boise. Oscar Bartram. Loren-l
:0 Robinson. Frank Basal. Ralph Nel-‘
son Smith. William John Crawford.§
William Milo Brown. Frederick Morris.
Ott.. David Hoyt. Bessie Sew-in Hui-e.‘
Loeta Julia Rose. Margaret Lee Chit-
tim. Caroline Louise W'ood. Winifred"
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star trumpeter who was with the Aide. .
Drake. mu Charles Blair. Benjamin Z i
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ALL KWDS
- Fancy Fruit
STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE
EGGS DAILY
Moms
EAT CLOTHES
Clothes .Are Valuable
A moment’s time and someof
our “moth preventive” will
keep your clothes and furs safe“
for next winter.
A coon IDEA—BUY sow.
H. A. MEAD
Passonlp'non PHARIMCWT
Slimminm, So.llorwslk,0t .
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AND NEW Palom_
The 8.110. W
been moved from
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Next to the uims plantation
In this new locality we mva‘
work :in tact. cheaper.
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