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JOSEPH DAVIS
55 Washington Street
Mrs.
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Prrk. of Main street.
liltdr‘d the dance given It
George McKay. ‘Of
have removed to
2. beckuse of cold weather.
—High grade coal at Ens-3s. lid
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' f, Kayceys and their opponents sched-
' Ltiled Io:- yesterday afternoon as the H” York c119.
- ‘no‘ton Point diamond and the Dixie:
grounds respectively. were pm
‘mfi. ”u. alien. of the‘Goodie
Sh» on North ”in street. :99pr
"' to the police yesterday that entrance
had been gained to the shop 011 8st-
urday night by breaking in s, rear
window and that a quantity or candy
had been mm.
Two young men. who were sleep-
In: in the hay in the old Connor's
stable at the rear or the Hotel mi
hickemo. were brought- to police
headquafirters On Saturday night by
Ppatrolmsn Jtflin Reynolds. After
receiving a walrning tram the author-
ities they were released on their pro-
miss to to to thedr some.
, l pl 1E!" \orthnmpton. m, _. .
-1-. r“ Fnlurdu} (netting. m for am m:- It m
mitt" crowd attended tlie‘ In“
r held by Lincoln .Coun-
l'. A. M. on Saturday
Forum hall. The
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5- x “d. orchestra furnished the
Q“. ,
'. r~~ “.3 be a special meeting 9":
in. l.» (2:. to, .\‘o 56 M. 0. Y. P.
‘ l'. l: :. (\I .l.lg when applications
.- ~ nml crsl ip for the spring cere-
tmc ' vm'. ln- r-lclrd upon and other
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‘ionug man to learn the-
S; John & Keyser.
and
of lwns Place,
Torry).
Tee'l‘i‘g Txlc“..rll;.'. o: (‘msl ill street.
“‘irs‘. l=l>frifl. ("ili‘f'l in 1‘.” l'.
‘Y.’.1v-,' in: u'cek 'l‘lrj» infl lodm for
New li'lriq flL'lT‘. v.l.r:(~r fix) will
Joli-15:11:; no.2»: \'.., for min-
111:
(rur‘. l‘—:'cl< \7 1‘ 0 C. C will
-(-(‘ flu» ex-r-‘E.’ l.’ (l A R. hall at
3 o'clock. 'l'll rt.- .l .ri (‘ourl officers
will h: rm- r,‘ 'qu :"l members who
4w: sfi-rw-lzi 9”""(l Those who at-
er-id 3:1 F".[l(\:'Ll to bring refresh—
emf-"C4
'l":_- lvw. \x-‘llw' mission conducted
3». 11m (ml l: Fathers of “Washing-
nn l (1 a: .K‘i .logcpli‘s R. C. church
(”2' in a close inst evening when
a iwv \‘..~~ a rv-cord attendance. The
3-4-2 - last c\‘(nlng‘ were very im-
9 3,
v'.
o: thiy social will he held fo«
l-\' H‘(- cmploycs or Tristram
‘:;'v 51’ at the store in “'nll street.
‘l~cv r will be served to 'be fol-
ll} dancing. Mrs. Charles F.
up who recently returned
“1 Soulh, will
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-—l".uy your coal at Harris and Gun.
( 35» Taylor of Franklin street.
, .5 l to the police a slight accid-
tlie corner of hlonroe and
Main streets. Saturday after-
wlwr. his automobile and that
A’ili'lm Regan. “humped” doing“
r‘: llliig't to the mndgunrds of
U («ls
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Manahan’s Pine Tar Bags,
Moth Balls. N apthalene
f Flake
3 Stillson-Powell Corp.
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Deposited in
This Bank
on or before
THURSDAY,
MAY “5TH
will draw intereSfi'
be 11 guest at
There has been much speculation
peels] l y
Angevi ne
were that secured an option on the
wFlor-ace R Nash property on North
Main street. The Evening Sentinel
learned today that Thomas C. Catali—
ugh andGueXnorrairethetwsmen
lwho «have «purchased the property
*and who plan to improve the same.
Frank Baker is in Bridgeport to-
day looking over the ground at
Steeplechase Island. which is to be
:opened as an amusement resort this
lsummer. Mr. Baker has taken a
iDOsition as assistant to Willikm A
Nash. of Washington street. who has
Ithe concessions for soda fonntain.‘
candy booth and restaurant at the
‘psrk.
Seasonable merchandise, 3
priced for this wee kanly.
Furniture Co.
I The dinner which was to have
been given bv the George D. Ruseell
lCamp I‘. S. \‘V. \'.. of Brooklyn. N.
‘Y. with Colonel and Mrs. George D.
Howell as guests of honor at the
Royal 'James hotel yesterday was
postponed because of the inclement
weather. The dinner will probably
be held next Sunday.
A Dodge touring car ownefi by
Henry Schcn‘k was slightly damn-ed
yesterday anal-noes on South main
street. when it was renamed by A.
Chontns. of Stémrord. who was driv
ing a Maxwell machine. Damage
was done to the rear fender and one
of the rear shoes of the Dom and
to one of the front fenders on the
[Maxweii Chontas agreed to settle
and left his 'name and addres.
~80 satisfactory have they been
fitted in Nemo Corsets and Circlet
anssicres at the N. E. Ryan Co.’ s
'store. that any number of women re-
place these articles without’need for
s re-iitting, merely asking for their
size in the models they may have
‘been wearing. “Nemo Week" begins
;ioda\ and continues until May 7th.
You can 't afford to miss it
The Connecticut company reported
that an automobile Connecticut 61-
258. had collided with the side of a
trolley car on North Main street at
the monument. doing slight damage.
The driver of the auto. who said that
had no license. and that he would re-
port the accident to the police. The
police received no further report on
the matter however.
Two drunks occupied the attention
of the downtown city court this
morning for the space of some fifteen
minutes. They were Joseph Kerekes.
arrested last night at Water and
Washington streets by‘ Patrolman
“'allncc Sammis and Arthur-Lent. ar-
rested scsterdav afternoon at 3: 30
o'clock on North Main street by Pa-
. trolman Frank Stratton. Kerekes was
fined 87 and disbursements. while
Lent was fined 87 and full c sts.
Lent has a previous record. es-
ter-day afternoon he was making s
nuisance of himself by chasing peo~
ple along the street.
'—-Bicycle Week.
at A. W'. Hodge’s. Music Hall Block.
All
CONVENIEN” ' GE
s i 3'! i
is: to who the two local- business men 12
his name was Perkins. said that he’
Special discounts tlgu
m. melt- Woodwsrd of Belden
,avenue ism stew days In
There will bearehearsnl use
dflmeflmmnd‘tontghtatnm-
daylight saving time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wanna inn-u and
family of New Haven. m Velcr-
W at the home 0! Kr. and. Hrs.
“define a. Netting. Patna avenue.
to-A da‘135ter was born this morning
told:- and Hrs. Lester 1.. Wheeler. or
‘ken a\enue. W and and are
doing well.
"Red" ficGarrs purchased s new
motorcYCle Saturday. “Bed" flare]:-
ens to enter the next hill climbing
contest tor mm
W! M. in Main and Cross -
stmeti.’ tins made extensive improve"
ments to his residents including the
laying oi: s new sidewalk.
A stated communication of Old
"Webbed“ No.1”. F. &A. M. will
{be held tomorrow evening. when the
Eager Mason degree will be womed
1M neck and Michael Becau-
meets a: the First District. are at-
tending the Giant-“Boston baseball
game in New York city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fisher-t)
17 lbwe nmet. charred their
fourth. weddiig pinnivemry yester-
day. by entertaining a few friends.
Campm11.?. 0. act-A... m4
Camp No 3. will give an old fashion-
ed supper in Davenport Hall thh‘
week.
—-Bicyele Week. Special discounts
at A. W. Hodge 3. Music Hall Block
A special convocation o! Washing-
ton Chapter No. 21.1% A. M. will be
held tomorrow evening. at 8 o'clock.
Daylight Saxing Time. in the Mama:
to Temple Berkeley street. The Past
Master's Degree will be worked.
Twenty members of Cockenoe
lTribe and a. like number from l ncas
Tribe will journey to Torrlngton
Conn" tomorrow night to attend the
annual Great Council of the Connec-
ticut Reservation. Local Redmon
are endeavoring to assist in the elec—
tion of ‘H. B Bailwitz to the other of
Great Senior Sagamore.
A large attendance marked the
second night of the three day bazaar
l
l
laf
which is being held in Red Men's
hall 25 Main street. by Wanoma
council. 1% 31. 4km olt Ppcnhon-
tas. 1.0.11. M. The flair closes to—
night‘i‘th a diafribution of prizes.
Dancing vm greatly enjoyed Satur-
day night and the booths were well
patronized. The committees-as well
pleased with the showing.
——Mooseheart Legion Dance l-ri—
day evening May 6 Town Asstmblx
Hal).
Plans are being made {or :1 “Ln-
'dics' Night" to be held at the South
Norwalk club on Tuesday evening.
May 10th. at 7:30 o'clock. standard
time. when the Lotus Club Male
Quartetle and Miss Ethel Hlmpon.
reader. will be the entertainers. The
'concert will be followed by dancing.
{Or which Spcidel‘s orchestra will
furnish the music. The committee
in charge is composed of James
Wood. E. W. Fitch. S. S. Jarvis. A. R.
Nutting. P. M. Lawrence. L. K Paul
and E. M. Hoyt._
The Nor-walk Yacht Club station.
at Hickory Bluff. has been opened
for the season. with Janitor Edmd
“Beers again in charge. A number of
{improvements will be made and the
'club floats placed in position in as.
few days A \ery successful season
11 anticipated The following have
recently become members of the
club. Commander Provost Babln. l'.
8. Navy retired. RowaytOn: William
E. Hynan. W. F. MCCsrthy. Harry 0.
Quick. F. W. Davis. Kenneth Valeria
tine. and C. R. mace.
ANNOURM
' We open a store on May. April
!G_on 44 Water SL. 50. Nom‘lk. of
second-hand furniture. dishes. gas
ranges. stoves. oil stoves. ‘
kitchen utensils and. kiwi-m 1n-
es. etc.
{one and Ash M 409.?
«away! a" .
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made on or before
MAY- 5TH
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interest. And worker of un-
usual fiili ha: come from the
maker to Show just how it is
‘5! dose.
Great large spreading handy
”“fiilfil.” '3” mm“
a s o m '
f‘ligfiogh. In rich colors in sev-
pleie lamps ready at 325
inch silk shades— $22.50
Reading lamps and the}!
$19
Portable lamps with 20-min}:
shades. tun lights-—
All u $13.50 and $16.50
rac 've portable lamps
with 14—inch shades, distinc
live styles— $82.5
Empire lamps with effective
shades and heavy bases—
7 _ $5.3)
Boudmr lamps with rich
bases and pretty 8- inch shades
in a number of colors——
$2.7- $6. 50
"Delightful lilile sill: candle-
shades— 500
- Linen candlesliades. num-
ber of shapes and colors—
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Chief of Police William R. Pen-
nington is attending the police con-
mention at the Hotel Commodore to-
da} Detective Sergeant Thomas
Hunt is acting chief in his absence.
—Wsnted——Young man to learn the
builders‘ trade. St. John & Keyser.
Payne 8: Monsell have dissolved
partnership in the restaurant busin-
ess at the corner of Monroe and
Franklin streets. I. T. Payne will
continue the business
"Spring Opening Week." Angevine
Furniture Co._
A very good rehearsal of the cast
at "The Dress Rehearsal" was held
last evening at the rooms of the Y-
M. H A,‘ Another rehearsal will be
held on Wednesday evening. Splenm
did progress is hem: made with the
— Pd—-Y0m man to learn the
builders trade. St. John & Keyser.
Boys broke open a pane of glass
in the front of the People's Market
at 80 ‘Belden axmenue yesterday and
through the egress managed to steal
several doaen ‘banAnas which hung in.
the window. The police are investi-
gating.
Rumors of a fight between ”taro or
more women in Smith ”street, which
' was not confined to verbal fireworks.
but‘in which revulYer shot: are said
to have figured were wefted shout
the First District this morning. The
"fight" was said to have taken place
last night. The police had no report
of the disturbance.
’ Ml! Grain. Dense 8m
local employee of the John Han-
cock Insurance Co. went to South
Norwalk yesterdny. where they were
'the guests of the emplUS’es of the
South Not-walk once at a shore dins,
ner. The affair marked the end of as;
three months’ campaign for new
lness the contest being won by the
m1 employee. The following Dan-
hurians were entertained by
rSouth Norwalk members: Earl
Brcimlow.
Edgar )1, Wheeler. John J. Menor-
mott‘E. J Reilly and George C. Ban-
u—nsnhury News
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The gmduuion exercises of
senior class of the You-walk Boom I
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of l'nion. New Jer-
Mrs. Charles
daughter Helena.
scy, are spending two weeks with
Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell. of Flax Hill
Road.
"Better Assortments.” “Bette:
Values." “Better Service." Angevlne
Fomitore Co.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew ‘Chantos of.
13 Lawrence street. wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Ella Htlen. to Russell
George James. of this city. The
young couple have the best wishes
of their many friends. The mar-
riage will take place in the late sum-
mer.
—Con£tlowestprlces. Berries“
Searing
Owing to a mix-up in dates. where-
by it was thought that May 2nd. to-
day. fell on a Tuesday. the l’nited
m Dbtrict Court. appeared in the
City hall this morninfg to hold a ses—
sion. However the session was ad-
journed until tomorrow marning. at
10 o'clock. standard time. when civil
actions will come before Judge Ed-
win 5. Themes. The libel case of the
Go-odwln Gallagher Sand 6; Gravel
Corporation. libelant vs. Michael
Fleming. respondent. will be the am
one 'for consideration. More liquor.
and auto seizure cases will probably
calm: before the court on Thursday.
I this week.
you ASSAI'LTING worms.
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Charged with brutally assaulting
Mr: Philip Kindelien. of Perry '
nae. Joseph Nassif. a hotter. also
Perry avenue. was arrested on a
rent this morning by Sergeant Bryan
H. Silk. He was held in bonds of
3250 for a hearing before Judge Nie-
hemiah Gandee in*the 'uptOwn city
tut. ‘
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model to punch and kick her. with
thre‘sintmtsheisconnnedtobed
at her home.
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in economical and satisfactory fashion.
Heretalkswrllhetwomhdny;oneat10:30m
the morning and one at 2:30 in the afternoon.
1 course, they will he more than talks; Mrs. Borer shows
- ftortnke tip-individual problems with housekeepers.
pertisplmdbyheratyourserviee
and“
According to the story told by the .
police. Mrs. Kindelien interfered with '
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Vases winger-“d; 1%“ out
i'designs— $1 .
Baskets, very Mid-1
pockets..— $2.50 to $1.3
Jardinicres in different do-
and colors— 85r «to “I.
Guts of Heat and Attrae— -
tummzplamiing ebudget, tube muige a new mi flmbrella jars—— amulet:
one. Inbrief—Her ability as a home ex- 35: flwglgsso ““11 muesli—-
F'em dishes— $2.75 to 373'.
There was a good attendance ‘ l
the Weekly dance held at them .
James hotel Saturday night. .
el’s orchestra furnished the mush.
I'nder the auspices of Company [.3
Connecticut State Gourds. the "wed:-
ly dance was held Saturday night st
the Norwalk armory and was marked
by a. large attendance. Gail's ten
piece orchestra furnished the music. ‘
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