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The rec-hr media: of the Girls’
Club will he held this evening at the
u avenue”. E. church.
w. H. Dom-«i will move from m;-
wayton to St. John street on Wednes-
dey of this week. .
meterlnronny of Platt street has
taken I podtion at the Nash Engineer-
int-Comrs mm.
’ The until meeting of the Boy's
Club of the Rest avenue M. E. church
will be held tomorrow evening.
The Harvin School is to play the
Cochran lohool baseball team at the
stter's grounds this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Frey. of Seaview‘IVB-t
“no. will entertain the members of
the Pi Alpha. Gamma. at her home this
..evening.
Mrs. Howard Beers, of Cottage
street. was token ill quite suddenly at
wher- home on Saturday evening and
was removed to the Norwalk Hospital.
where she lei-eons: today.
Reports of the committee yappoint-
ed to look intopthe matter of other
quarters will he received at the meet-
ing of the Young Men's Communlts
club to he held this evening.
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A cafeteria supperwill be served at
Community Hall on Wednesday even-
ing of unswoek. from 6 until 8
o'clock. .bv «the members of the East
Nor-walk Improvement Mintion.
luv. Chapman 8. new“; rector .of'
Trinity church. in the Second dldrict.
exchanged pupils with .the .Rev. Rob-
ert B. B. Foote. rtctor‘ at .Chrht
church for the evening service yester~
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A grass fire at Dot-lows .point yes-
terday caused the residents there to
organize into a volunteer fire fighting
department of their own. A most ef-
fective “squelchlng” of the blaze re-
suited.
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The regular April meeting of the
East Norwalk improvement Associa;
tion. scheduled to be held'on April
4th. will .be held in the evening. so as
to permit all the members of the As-
sociation to attend. - ' ' '
The entertainment .planncd to have
been given by the Entertainment com-
mittee of the East Nor-walk Improve-
ment Association has been postponed
on. account of the illness of a. number
of the members. '
Bcnjnmin Cello of Fort Point street.
who has resigned! his poaition with
Albert Harmer atfthc lntter's estnhé
lishment on Liberty Square, after
twenty—throc years connection there.
is to start into business for himself it
is said.
“"F'.‘ .
Grass fires. occupied the attention
of the Mayflower Hook andlladder
company on Saturday evening about
6:30 o‘clock and .Wstcrduy at 12:45
noon. The Saturday fire was to ex-
tinguish a blaze in the vacant lot at
_,Grcgory Boulevard and Fifth street,
and the fire yesterday \‘vas‘ to extin-
guish n lilaz~ in a yard near Osborne
avenue and Fort l’oint street.
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Officcrs hav
0 been elected by the
East End Athletic Association. nml
"temporary liy~laW9 adopted. 'l‘ln- om-l
curs elected :lr6~:--~<l'l“'5ltlt‘nt. \K'. l-Z.:
Palmer: \‘lcc—prcsitlmlt. .lolm Sher-—
hon; Recording secretary. lmy Mug.
nr-r: treasurer. \\'. S. I’nlmcr. Henry
Ireland has DOM] clv-ctell captain of
1m- ?msu-bnll tcnm. I‘vrmum'nl qual-
1ers :lro- being looked for by the A».
uncinilon. and it is (-xpcctcd that tllitlI
group of young men will form onu. of ”‘V ‘3‘ ”l“ plucc.
ihe l'orvmost lassocinilbns of its kind
in tlw city. Teams in all sorts of
' morts ill“? to .‘n- formed and tho social
branch 0: tlu- ASHOl‘iilllOll will not be
neglected either.
Rumor had it that Albert Hefner
had sold his busincss on tho llvnPdiC‘t
Farms bridge to C. P. C‘ul‘uy. whofor
;the past five wars has mien managing
'tho place. This. however. has not been
done. Mr. anner stated this morning.‘
although at first in. believed that he‘
would do this. lip will attend to the
'manngcmenl. of both stores. Mr. Carey
‘winL' llll- manager in charge of the
Bridge store, and Mr. Hafner being in
tharg‘p of the Liberty Square store.
The former luflch room and pool room
on Liherty Square closed on Saturday
night. after having been open for
many years. The stock of tobaccoand
soda water has bet-u mow-d in the
storc formerly occupied by the news
business, which has been celnbined
with the tobacco business now.
R0 WA YTONV
George. Holtznlan was the leader: of
the Christian Endeavor ‘mceting last
evening. ' "
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Messrs. Thomas and Lewis Hopps
of New York city. spent the week}.
end here placing their summer resil-
dence in condition. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reapp andltlr.
and Mrs William Reapp of New York
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_. Mr. and Mrs. Josepha bomber-vii, of
the Post road, spent the weekend in
New Haven as the guestot friends.
Anthony“ Geo-o. .n. merit of
Georgetown University is the guest of
ions Lombardi. ot the Post road.
Several of the youn‘gmen of the
communitymet Batu-div sitter-noon tor
[the purpose of organizing a. baseball
team.
The Noroton Water‘company have
been active the pastfew (lovemaking
tests'for leaks and defective water.
pipes. '
,.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis. of
Washington. D. (3.. have rented the
house of Rayne Adams. situated on
,‘the -P08t road.
Simon Csoll ‘hss‘ completed alter-1
atlons on his building on Railroad.
avenue. The‘huilding Was recently
painted inside and out. ‘
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Many of the school children .are
planning to attend the Barnum and
Bailey circus which opened Saturday
at the Madison Soullre Garden.
Mark W. Norman. town counsellor.
who is now in Paris. is expected to re-
turn within the week. Mr. Norman
went .to Europe on business. ‘
A meeting is being held this after-
noon in the auditorium of the Centre
school. by the Women's league ot
Voters in Darien.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. sB.»Gough of NW
York were the weekend guests of lDr.
and Mrs. Godfrey and iamlly or :the
Po: road.
Eleven! 15. Holly. .of Railwadsse-
nue. has purchased a new Rec tour-
ing car. Another who recently pur-
chased new cars is Willis Finch. of the
Post road.
Mrs. Preston. alsurnmer resident of}
Tokeneke. and wife of former prelim
dent. Grover Cleveland. has written
several article on the modern girl. One
of these tories appeared in yesterday's
New ..York Times. ‘
Announcement has been made that”
the Weisheit ‘Hmnwaymouse asun-
»ler’s Bridge. will open for 'the season
on Saturday. April let. This year a“
specialty will he made in serving full
course shore dinners.
The tennis court of the Congrega-
tional church is receiving inor re—
pairs to meet the requirements of.the
youngur set of the parish. it is ex-
.pected that several warm and well
contested .sets will be played on .thc
‘court this coming season. '
\‘.‘ilh the first signs of spring the
hizhways' wcre filled with week-end
:ouring parties. As yet nothing has
been said with reference towards re-
pacing the traffic ottlcer on duty at
lhf' ruirond bridge.- but it is believed it
"will be necessary for him to perform
lus duties within a very short time.
’l‘hc lloard of Selectmcnt held their
ivi-ckly met-lint: this morning in the
Town Hall. lioulim- business was
'.r:l:ls:i('lv-l. As yr! ilm complctc list
of on» :zlnrms signals for thc new
vssh-m at Nurolon livig’hts has not
H. «n Inlllpllivd hut will lu- announced
as soon as possible.
it was learned Saturday that thc
r‘mimvick lluusv situated on Smigwick
lull Dim“. out of i-xistvnci-
:llmut ihv first of April. The house at
pnsrr‘ run by Mrs. Illil I‘urdec,
Ill-i V...” “ill inkt- it ovm‘ could nut
.«mtml by George l’hi'cox who
.i\"'ll2(.
It
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’ .Honse under the
-mn tshlessrere in operation. .‘rhc;
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‘ «pie insecmiition toearn an i
’ stated that he won
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A. card tours-great was field So:-
usdlty evening ln'theWn ago-e
W..pt the}
Bose company; Darin: the-cum}
.pinnchle and 500ku played. about.
Rive .Hundred prise was Well :to
Mrs.Deips LWedhu pt Smith:
eras-walk .slnd utiieh prepare prize (to.
“John Broadway of Crockett streets
Following—the ‘card tournament re-
freshments consisting of ice cream and:
cake were served. ‘
.-a-—--—; ‘;--‘-.-. .
Rev. George A. Bfirdéjphstorrot the
Rowayton Methodistww church.
presented for hissermon arthe morn-
ing service -yesterdoy;the.humanltsrisn:
work of the Near Eat Relief Wonk-x
ere. During his talk Rev, Baird “ted:
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relief work. but something per-meson
that in yesrsto come may be inked:
hook upon as a1onndatiofl. Themes-
tor related the destination-in the Near
East and spokesman gopportuniizy "of
education whfilim ' being .oflored.
School . . are; being mdmd,§
for halt of~1herdsytndwa half day no?
the manual trainincto place the-.peo-f
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Baird stated mint
permanent ‘Wuls are" also helm:
erected through tho-mete ot the:
~worlters. when closing histalk move
Baird gave the parishioners who;
might wish toeontribute to “this crook
the opportunist to,“ so. alt-is “at!
that a greet response followed and
many pledges were made to help then
who...” Mingle better conditions;
in the .Nenr East.
DOG Was
emanmwn BY
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ant living. Rev.
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Warden Walsh. who or
has faithfully W.
pacity and who 19'
g with m
Dos
past eight yam
the city in this 08
the backing of all peopl ’ .
he has come into contact in the dis-
h of his duties. feels decidedly
gitterigz-vr the matter. and in W
to a'Sentinei reporter till-.mominr
ld “tight the matter
it.
to'leofv‘rrr‘imClerk Herbert R. Smith said
that in the time that” ‘Mr. ‘W‘tlsh has
served asuwurden that there hnsbeen
a greater registration of dogs heie.
that there has been more .effectuw‘:
work in the destruction 02:23:?
r us dogs than ever .
31:13:13. Walsh hadrcndeged the mod.
ithful service. -
faThe dog warden is paid by
impounding and destruction of dog:
being the sourceor revenue. and o i
of this the expenses of warden she
paid. I
There has
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been considerable com-
ment about this matter and it was
said this morning that members of 39
police. force had agreed to handle me
ott‘ice'of dog warden and that ' ‘11
money that would be received “on i
go to the Police Pension Fund. .
\V‘hether this can be legally done is
n menu-r that evidently has not been
carefully considered: Any fees which
n patrolman may receive. for his sen;
ices as :1 member of the departmen
is supposwi to go to the city treasury
This is true of his being placed at.
dances m- a: affairs where the services
of an officer are required. If no of—
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tlcv-r acts as dog: \vsrdcn it would]
mcan. l"': 'hin ruling. that the
mom-v - .... would lime to go dim
Ti'(‘ll)' in \m- :xvusury. instmd of go-
'2 r nio any pension fund.
” {ibis morning :It the Office of Chl("i'
l’vnnl-m 1‘ .. u. was it hot and hemy
:inzumvni inc-iv." cn \Vhrdt-n \anflh and
tlv- rhinl‘. 'l‘hc statutes or the State
of Cnlilll'l‘llf‘ill give the chief of police]
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The Stillllff'l l"Dl‘”f'-l'llliill\’u- in harm
in) was approached Saturday after.I
mum li)‘ u taxpayer of ilw town who"
“dis mnious‘ to know if there vxistcd'
any law zlguiust making: grass tires.
tln- solc pmvcr of uppoinlmcni of \var— ;
lil‘n. _
Asked what thv reason was [or the
sudden chnngv‘ of front ni'icr he had
been appointed for the past eight
'l‘lh- party stair-d that if there. isn't
thorn should luc- especially this time of:
the your” llnricn has had many grass;
lires within the past few days but these ‘
can) lu- pron-uteri with more care oni
the port of those making them.
As it is impossible to meet the dc-
mood (or fill? calendcrs issued by The
l-vaning Swntinel. commencing- Satur-
day. April 13!. the Darlen oflice will
publish on its bulletin the schedule for
the coming month. The schedule will
be posted each day from 12 noon to
1 o‘clock and all day on’ Saturdays.
Any information concerning the tide
schedule will be cheerfully given by
our representative in town.
Tho speaker at the Men's Club of
,the Congregational church yesterday,
morninK was E. F. Wood who gave a
”vlwsnl talk on a church membership
alrivo. It is hoped by the pastor. Rev.
(ivorce Tl. Tuttie that by Easter Sun-
day many new parishioners will be in
the church. At the evening service
vpccial music was provided which con—
sisted ‘of a solo by Miss Edith Cantrell.
the choir and the men's chorus of 24
voices. Special music isrbelng provid-
ed for the Easter services 0? the.’
church. _ ~ I
The Dorian and Noroton Girl Scouts
city. and Mr. and Mrs. James Lend-
‘f'rafl' wcre the week-end guests of Mrs.
-Andrew Mills. -
., James Desmond. of Rowayton ave-l
Urine. has placed his launch the "Zada." l
in condition for the coming season. It!
"is expected with the sudden change of
the weather that many more-will (10.1
cré- visiting in l
"town, yesterday. iendeavoring- to makevl13
'arrangements with the local real 2541
“the same shortly.
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Many New Yorkers w
(ante agents for the comic
‘ real estate people in th
, date thot a. large season
1of them. ‘ ‘
9 community
is just ahead
The Tokeneke Inn will open [this
.33” on. Ma. 1st. under the .personal
mtj‘ j' ' W. Stevens. of
‘ ‘i'h‘e’sttractive sum-
.. lab &”is one-of thei h-
Myer this. section's? ll
“mu; every-y luxury. 3 A:
‘ “ ' - from the
; gthe resi—
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3 seasonfthe ,
fi'FOm'Gersld
heldwthcir Weekly meeting Saturday.
afternoon at 2 o'clock Only routine.
business was tranmted during
meeting. , '
Have ‘you ever asked yourself. J
"that is wrong with my advertise-l
ment. , ' "
Did I chooSp
the words or newm'
. paper.for it?” ' 4
Try. the classified column of The
'Evening Sentinel.
Ifyou are‘ in doubt of the classifica-
‘ tion consult our representative‘in
, town. : 7.. - : .
parien office on Railroad avenue.
.. 'PhonefDar-ien 453. V
l ' The tuner-er or Mrs: "Burch “Hill. at
Richards avenue wife or srthur John ;
Hill. washeld this-afternoonjfrom. her:
late home. Mrs. Billion thé, M.
. three years has been connected I'with .
the Darren Boarding Kennéls‘ on Rich-.- 7
ards avenueand' thePo‘st" road.“ Fol:
flowing am'lllness'of three'xfiek‘s’Mrs.
thllzrassedsww Frid ‘ .
3.811 ” 5.“.in r qy
Eistefflug‘gin or e
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the .
\'v:ll‘& “Eu-don “'nlsh said to :1 Senti-
nel -reportcr:»-
“Then- lmvc hecn one or two morn-
lwrs of tho rit-pnrtmcnt in thc First
district. who have notified me that
thcy lmyc destroyed dogs and that un-
less I paid them the amount naked
for. that they would ”Ki‘l me.” I re-
fused to be held up by them. .‘vly.
result. “'hen l dcputize anyone to
destroy’a dog. 1 {HIV them a tee.
never deputized any officer of the d9-{
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I’ll-IRY. "THY ECZBLIA
IS BEADED RIGHT VP
“7"“ Sl'IlFHI’R
that the work hem: doze whether? -
A smack may:
*TM'Mppin is. oil attained.
Q .
h Ill the Green Forest and on oil
“- Green M .the .heppimt .iittle
' . to he found anywhere avers
. ' end ”so! Woof. the taro little
30'“- Whese were—they? "Mm
1!. “er Brown's sugar house. files,
how thst Ether-e is anything s Best
- will mnM,—sny risk {or it in
”cats. 73o boy." girl ever longed
‘07 m...- s list does for say--
”Mk I house was more "such
all Woof Woof-had
Gust
ms thq. ,
dreamed could 'te in sit the
World. ~~ ,
discovered s big wilful
Boxer, hsd'
fi‘llflfl».fiple With one arm
Muslim pill 5e in am sad he-
2w Bria-p? . 3M suit, out with his
one: ’thm it intohitmouth
E .ll-ih lac-ed L‘ythi hm h"
.L e . . ‘ on n; so .
”exam... was doing when goof
“...' “W“... cm” .... r“ m .:
ur. ndvthst ai 0 sugar.
9" ‘10 .m‘fmon of shah-f
that sugar with say one. He was se -
Belt. YfivlirJie wu selfish. The in—
stent Woo! .Woot esme near enough
senor, still holding fut ting: risen:
. . r ’with one put. 9 .
mfln'f ‘ with. the r. 13-.
ooleost her .temper
Ind struck u. ': W
Jud both pm rm‘ whit. mutual
one arm smnd that poll of an r.
Over he event on his hack. still cl ne-
-
toil!!!» on r. Out "trends". in, ,Jbggu so use
mutt, ”your...“ over‘ghe. . round. find her“ the.“ .:
Woof“ «promptly hern't‘oeah‘ndhoitdqont. asses-IN.
‘ ll “PW..- she could ‘63 “gup- snorted and he mode t for
, Medic-his=1eetudru&é.¢.iitfle ' new. :3. 3s.
liied eager as.
make their~
hen. song-r was gone the bed
vs.“ loader more...“ we: so;
‘ too! who discovered thst the eve
rstor we- half full of syrup. 3
auger had been ood. but that syrup
smelled better. he lunged an eager
little nose into it. has .thim hspv
“Wow! Memo-Ir! Oh! '0!!!"de
~Moof Wool. end tore sround M
sugar house ‘5'“ “ill? h.‘:h.‘:dde$
he cmy. eryt it: I co _:
ctr-st she upset. Bvsrythiu M
cool he knocked down she knocked“
down, You see. that “syrup wss still;
hot. . , .. 2 .
“Boxer had been at the-other 6‘33
0! “the sugar house when this hops.
artsy—thorlorgotwsbn
uBoth licked up that I
felt, as -they cool
ton es
-s
Durtment in these instances. and I re-
fused to he held up ivy Therm Mr.
refusal resulted in the present'situa-
tion arising."
Chief Pennington told W’nrden
\ansh this morning that he had been
requested by sworul patrolmen to ink
the Course of Milan «that he did so that
the money received as (me could he
turned into the police pension fund.
in convex-initial) with n. Sentiml rr-
porler Chief Pennington «ionic-d that
therc had been a "row" this morning.
and stain! that he had appointed l‘u—
lrolmnn Charles Page. as warden. the
appointment to take cllcgt on April
15L ..
Asked whether he had heard the gr-
port than some or the patrolman luul
tried to "hold up" the warden. Chicf
l'cnninmon said that it was the first
thnt he had heard of any such story.
He sold lhflf it soon was the val-5v.
that Worden \‘v‘uish shiluld have w-
portcd the mailer. or how brought
charges. Warden \Vslsh told a Sun-
tinel reporter that this Was the very
course of action that he intcndul to
pursue. ‘
Chief Pennington said that he had
had no complaint against 'VVnrdea
“‘alsh and that he had elways {hith-
fully discharged his duties. Regarding
the pension fund and the turning of
fees over to that he said that this was
practiced in other cities as welh, and
that thc‘members of the department
thought that it-wouki be—«a good plan
to follow here,
According to'uie city charter. it 18.
provided that no member of the police
force shall hold two positions at. the!
same time. This was true in the case.
or Patrolman Wallac-a’Ssmmis who!
was forced to resign a job he held
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Any breaking out of the skin. eyen ‘days as chauffeur. and also of Sergeant
fiery. itching eczema. can be quickly
overcomc‘by applying a little Mentho-,
Sulphur. preparation instantly brings
ease from skin irritation. genomes and
hm‘~ "~- eczema right up and leaves been retained by Mr. “mum in the saved other buildings oral-by.
[matter and it is propomd to light it
the skin clear and smooth.
it sldom fails to relieve the tor-
ment and d‘fleurement. Sufferers
from skin trouble should get a little!.
jar of. Mentho-Sulphur from any good
drugg'ist and use it like a. cold cream.
—Adv.
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’ "Spring Arrivals-3st
T Costello Men’s Shop
"EMERSON; HATS '
The very lslut spring styles
$3.503“ $3.85
CollegeStripe Ties
Classy Neckwesrlin .10nr-in-hsnds
and but wings
65c and $1.00
Sums Caps
. Spfing'Shh-ls _. ’
$159.,$ZSOO.$2.50~and$3.00. ..
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tIlionovsn had words regarding Silk’
ex-anor i
sl
has
Bryan Silk. with whom
appointment as constable.
Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman
out.
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By Thornton W. Burgess
.And here in MO!
Woo! ’Woof unwell
t their qua-kw hesd
not bun hot enough for thst. Pres-
ently m event
Woof ”Woof strand
troubles. hunch
been filled:.srith little en es s! w.
w cob r
an hour these two little Bears were
dine h
Green rest.
.0: m. rry Little Broom ."
~48 Chestnut St. ’Phonc 356-5
I'll
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401d Mother Nature.
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set down and began to scoop
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1w 1" r0“:
pend ..uduhe-«dldl’teknosr what to
nuke of it. ’ B nsturelly curious
emu! him»
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Poultry, . 'VVlre Nettin
All Sizesain Stock—Our Prices Are Right
Rosenfield - Brothers
Hardware and Housefurnishings
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QED STAR VAPOR OIL STOVES
km the most reliable oil stoves made. We have sewm was i 5
stock and will be glad to explain their merits lo a!) lnleflslédv ‘
Raymond e Son
ransom. olnec'rons
mum mos 8m
303W“!
«fih’ udttooha* mouth-
ful. fitt- o,hirn¢ecl~better.
tensor-Inf Woof
were holly horned. The syrup had
menu
' they had.
.a box ind
n. It had.
knockedaewrfroma ’
this box hsd ..hroken ~.
. ~Wos! aloof
so but as she
her. and 1
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promptly hen for
t little. people in .,sll the
(Gels-um. .1338. by 'r. w. am)
57211113021 é" Murphy Oxfords;
FOR MEN
_ Conneally 69" Bracken
‘ 30m NORWALK, CONN.
cross OPEN sATunoAv evswmcs
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BETHEL CITIZENS
FREE TO TRAVEL
AS THEY PLEASE
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the committee would say‘ what the
agreement was. The committee dis—
banded following the report of the .
agreement.
Stories and rumors of state police
coming into town to form a cordon *
through which no
son could pass. were current the first
of lust week. Dr.
say what. his method of enforcing hisl
order was to be. Governor lake had:
issucd :1 statement that he would
back the health commissioner with
full authority. ’
The cases here are mild and there
arc only 11 remaining under quaran-
tine Several of these will be released
during the week. two or three on or
bcforc Thursday. No cases have de-
veloped here for 10 days.
NA'I‘OR BEBND.
01' DANBIIRY, DEAD
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DANRITRY. March 27.—.llenrl-:
Berna. Jenner state senator. died at
his home here yesterday at the age of:
85. He was senator from the 24thl
district in 1894-95. Previously he haul
been prominent in local Republican 1
politics and served for seven] years
as‘flrst ‘seleetman of the town before'
Danbury became a city. He was a re-
tired tobacco dealer and was promi..
nent in fluorite affairs. '
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"FAIR STABLES BURNED. l
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DANBURY. March 2".—-'l‘wo stables .‘
on the Denhury fair grounds were}
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The origin was unknown. Firemen
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Advertise in the Sentinel.
PHONE"
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Spring is here end whetheryou are
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