1
this evening at the East Avenue M E the past about talks who contribute
05ml). baked beans. pies and other edible:
‘nt suppers held in the village getting
Mr. and Mrs.- Harry Olmstead of 13 their pans an}! dishes back. The mix;
Plait street have moved to Van Zandt. gestion hos been made :hy one lady
mt . that it a. piece or adios-lye tape on
Iwhich is written the name, is pasted
William uwlor has finished work on the bottom. or the pans or dishes
anmluJ'
on the dun ot the East Nor-walk mill they can be returned.'1?he idea. is no.
,excellent one and it is2hoped that this
:trouble may be largely eliminated in
pond
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flaherty are the supper of the local fire company
phonic: to move to the Second dis- to be held on Wednesday evening. .A
met from .23 lJetts place this week. icollector will call for the toodstufls
ion Wednesday afternoon.
MW: £132.33;
lch led in t e o
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Mrs. Mary Hallend of 4.1 Gracory
Boulevard is eniovlng a vacation from
her duties at the local telephone office.
Mrs. George H. Nomn was a. visitor
out or town yesterday.
0. J. Smith oi“ First street ha been A rehearsal of the Dar-ion minstrels
given the commie: for the PM of 'wiil be held this evening in the 'l'own
North Center Hall-
the interior of the
school which was recently Molly
desire) ed by fire. . ,. ‘ Themen’s chorus of the Congress,—
fitional Church met last evening for
reheaml.
A hearing of the assessment on the
property owners on Charles and Flatt
streets will be held at the meeting of
the common connen- this evening at “‘89 6‘1 his
the City Hall. . ._ . Road.
Carl Schmidt. iserecting a. new ga-
property on the Post
Mrs John Godfrey, of the Post
Road, was a. visitor out of town yel-
terday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Really. of New
street. are the parents of anon. born
recently at the Norwalk Hospital. Mrs.
-Healy was formerly Miss Helen
Plunkett.
The drama. group which was organ-
ised the early part of the'season fly
‘ Mrs. G. D. Tllley will meetflthis week.
Dancing will follow the. cafeteria.
supper to be served tomorrow fevenlnc
at Community Hall by the members
of the East Non-walk Improvement
Association.
Mrs. William Pratt. of the Post
flood. who has been ill with the grip.
is reported to be in a much improved
\ . condition.
members of the rmzlano Second
teams of the Boy's Club will beciven
a. supper on Monday evening. April
3rd. at the East Avenue M. E. church.
by the members of :the Girls Club.
The supper will be 'mme’d at 6:55
o’clock It was decided to hold this
' aflajr. at the meeting of the Girls
Club hrld last evening. ;} ‘v
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Saul.-
pnugh. of New Jersey. were the week-
end guests of Road Commissioner and
Mrs. Charles Rumpt.
Mr. and Mrs. EfDuthil Smith. who
have been spending the winter mantis1
in New York City. will open their
Tokencke home shortly.
For about a week the’clectric light
at the corner of Fort Point and Van
Zandt streets has been extinguished.
V and pedestrians have been subjected
to considerable danger while crossing
' the strcct. This is it had corner and
many motorists drive around it at a!
'flgh rate of speed. The absence of}
the light also makes it a dangerous
Ralph Gentile and Chris Lombardi.
oi the Post Road. motored to New
Haven today in the racing our recent-
ly purchased ‘by Mr. Gentile.
The locafpeople engaged in furni—
ture moving are preparing for a busy
season as many- will shortly close
W
Woftfioffiéumbmnm There Discontinue dlflculty in]
, men as to the law covering fishing in
Die. FISMIMR Are
Warned ;".é
A warning to all trout fisherman 5e-»
gaming the handling of young fish is
givenzin a. redo 1-.Titcomb
consulting expo; iggé and all!
commlnion. mom rt. .3-
norance of the proper method of
handling and deliberate rough trout;
.ment of voung tro the cause for
the scarcity offinini
of the state.
“'ctting the hands :before handling
111a fish will sureflxpnny young trout
from dying otter bola; thrown back
.lnto the water. 'Mr. Womb urges
‘rthi! fucr be lmpremed on the minds.
.of all lovers of trout fishing. it the
sport is to be kept at. its best.
CommenhncLon the.“ the trout;
season opens April 1. Mr. Titcomb
said that a. great deal of missionary
work on the treatment. .11! fish in nee-
essary immune-ahead fish-1
ermen. after catching a’ young trout
which is under the “ditch limit set ’
by law. handle/it with dry hands'be-
:fore returning lttoétlle mien Tm:
he points out. removes from the fish
the mucous membrane which serves
as a protectlon. A non that in: m
a portion of this protectivexxnautlu in
soon attacked by a. trungus growth.
which eventfifllf‘kllls it.
The .nccessity of careful oboervonee.
or the law which stipulates that all
trout under llinohes in length must
be thrown back into-the water was
brought out by Mr. ’I‘itcomb in point-
ing out that if this rule to observed;
the young fish will produce‘at least
once before it is caught. A female
trout averages 1.000 eggs to the pound.
Wilbur F‘. Smith. game warden for-
Falrfleld county. and today. it has
come to his attention that there lap
misunderstanding among some fisher-
w‘"
the Honsntonic river. above the 8m-
enson dam. The confusion. he said.
‘-vidcntlv was caused by the new law
passed by the last session of {he
Otherwrse,’ 1‘ mysn 0T1“ f
Ones Thrown ”Back Mil!h
nthestreams ~
- .ance
corner for motorists who are unfa—
;' miliar with the road.
Benjamin Cello will
room. cigar stone and lunch counter
ut 225 Liberty Square ind/he course of
a few weeks, according to a statement
1 made by him to a Sentinel ,
yesterda).
was connected with Albert Hefner.
the management of the LibertV Square
lunchroon. recently a‘andoned bv MT.
‘Haxncr. , , . '
1
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Contrary to :1 publishid. repoit in
-a.nothm paper. the roadwav to Ca."
Pasture lunch 11mm Marvin street
down is not to l :1l2nndon9d.’fhll
statement was mm c to a Sentinel re-
porter hy‘ Councilman Gcorn‘c E.
lngham. chairmanwof the committee
on the work them. and councilman
from hast N1‘1mnlk'1‘~‘1fl‘l1n work, it is
(expected. will lu-VSlarh-d in :1 short
rtlmc. and will lm prone:- “hr-ml with as
originally planned. \
R0 IVA—“*— Y TON
"l‘hr- lccmlc‘s Brown (‘0 x, of Ho-
waytmx has purr hum-ll another Chev-
rolct Light “9111.er lhiqugli tlu 101.1]
ng-nt ‘V\’ l: Austin. '1 1»
Franklin ('lvvvrlvy.
and Mrs. A. R. (1‘ :(‘Mtllt ., will return
in 3. NW days in 14:: end his. Hush-r v11-
cation 11E home.
son of Mr. and
EH «m l‘. TaVlor of \‘Vcst Side awo—
nuc'. 3-1” 'It the xvi—Pk 1 1111.219 Uri! most
of C. G 'l‘nVlor. of Hilldalu ii‘.,urn-.
“1111111115,... Hill. 1 “
" 'Mr. and MW.
West Side
and Mrs
{he week-
Arthur ll? {hilt-ton. I 0'!"
numut: cnllrtuined hIr
Albrow of New York over
(lid.
Wi‘ h the first in-‘ication 0! {111.011-
ablc w» ~thcr mng' of 1110 local oystc r—
men are pre- poring tgieaVe for morons
tum beds in lhidgeport.
Mam of the local baseball fans are
anxious for the season to commence
as the community has sex oral plnvers
who are wrll known nrounrf this sec-
tion oi the country
A slight gram fire took place Suns-
!day owning in the woods near the
Rowdy ton railroad station. The blaze
was quickly extinquished by those
who liVed near the scene. "
.z' Tomorrow evening the Ladles’,
‘AuxiliarV and the Entertainment com<
m‘ttee of the Rowayton Hose com-1
may will hold aro'her of their film"
iius New England suppers. Followa
in; the supper a. dance will be held. in
(he upper portion 0 fthe Hose house;
The entire proceeds go to the mainten-
of the company and it is hoped
~ng
BYE FEE] WRAP,
3111111 BBBSS ll]
Emu o
mwmma-T‘“ “I” .Diainongnffig':
m museum»:- .old worn
med “”5 '
, er shins! Even if she can
Sudden
their town homes for the season.
lluling the coming baseball mason
lthe Dmien office will cheerfully give
legislature to take the place or the old
law. which named Bennett’s bridge 1131
the point above which line might be
The Mean of: a Merry Little 3m
By Thai-mm W. Burgess
A joke that give: snow fright
Can no ’er be W «or be right.
——-Boxer and Woof“
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W you over st on: time line oil
the candy you muted? Th enw
know just how Boxer and
Woof, the two little Bears in Forum!
Brown' 1W felt. They had
" m we.“ blond enten and com
’1 m not: until their little «on»
will were mailed out like’liule bal-
loons. and they simply couldn’t 1198
- hit. And still there woo
Those tIVo little Burs
than. , '
‘mtu if Mm must he rim—1'3.
Mr. the they were
dr‘oomlnc. a?“ had a am noon
'fld 34011 We burned by 11" _,
on they could on! no 330" ‘5'
side by side on Fmfl‘
”PM I:
Bro-:33 011's bhnket. A {full stony-
sch not. one slams!!! 5°“! m
d o :3 no fun at all th'!
won in
map.
hodnotbeon,
Humanism
dancing through the
Gross forest. One of them tinned ,
in m t]: :1 door of the
‘h e amend the two
warren“: 1mm”. Out :1st
W Bile“ min and
called the owls)" Hefty Little
loan-no. " ’ .Eok‘ on those
:t‘lo little Burs," sold t first Bert:
mule Drone. “l! we all push to-
.m‘m. "1*“ “my
the: 1' can close this door.” - 9 W-
“Thu 3:31 Little Bums chuckloi m: 3;“
oohll sailfish sllcotlni ind tho
capo! do?! ad in: with oll thtll
anti! shot with 1‘.
ban. The latch fell into place and
film little Bean wemtroppodh
in Former Brown’ I loco; house.
Now Bears. liked! the other:
:1“ “I’l‘hc‘ fingfi'fit 3:1:
I I. 0
door gauche: Bauer and Wool “W91:
Thais-gem door open and “their lieu-h
sound to jump right sup in their
; ~woof€lirsw baskets-inland
B (and? its lulu. {Whit two. “M
.3 “if or; _ \ ,
£0332“, 7 :1] >
r t mount: they :0nl ’tremombor
were. I: no darken-l
Mt where was the
they Nam?
momma;
{mooning There was no opening. They
more tn
:rnslsed book odd 1%, W ".
mwimne. “Hy
2a. spill-d occur on the docs. ._
W1mmm moi-fine from)
tor nod soot flew ill over
They upset n pail of
:mrgthgng.
had danced about in
door slammed.
was Beers viii-
ppcn' ‘3 9001' any Information concerning edema or
games held in the cast. Call 453.
14—1.... ‘
Postmaster Fred. H. Smith he.
reporter posted a. notice to the effect that liox
Mr C9110 for many V95" rents that are not paid on or before
at the first of April will be declared va-
cant. .
} An auction sale was held yesterday
'nitcrnoon on the premises of Theo-
(lore Sherman of the Post Road 8
sale we conducted by Auctioneer
'l‘. Bates. .
A warning is given to the local rcs
idents that plckpockcts
snutchcrs are V-cry nctivc
'York.
hcen the Victims of lhcsc thieves. tin. mouth. or the Sin-pang river.
' 1 ._...._.___.. r-xc-opl from the first day of More
. Studi'nis of the various colleges are 10 mp 3131 day of January. both
larriving: home with do}; to spend the inclusive."
'l'lustm' Vuculion. Anion}: those whc
recently returned is Miss Dorothy ‘
idiorchnusv. n
I l-Il‘mrt C. Dan‘s. tax collector of DORNS
‘lmric :.1 ‘ is pupalimr the [11.x bills ‘ 7
lVVhic. ill lw 5.111.! U112 first of April.
1A5: lilslomury :1 lion “ill be filed
.1g11insl iniquity 11m taxes have not ‘ ‘ ' F“
lu-n'n paid on for tho past your. Llft Off Wlth lngers -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Arlllspauzh. of
Railroad aw nue. spent tho- week-end
in Stl'nlfnrd with friends. “'hlle in
the town Mr. Millspaunh visited the
mo department there and returned
VVith some intuesting stories to the
local '61;le-
A meeting oi the
mum's Von-re was hold yesterday“ of-
tvmoon at the (‘hitrc School in the
auditorium \ board of directors was
pic-cud. _ The object of: the organiza-
tinn will be to work ale-1g the lines
of clnld welfare in con chalet) with
thlenc and education. It was stated
to the Sentinol this mornlnr that an-
othcr meeting will probably be held
next week.
League of “’0.
“Trucks are a menace to the high-
ways." stated Judge John H. Selleck.
of the Darien C‘ourt. this morning.
when lie-tried the case of Harold W.
Davis/10 Marble street. Springfield.
Mass. who was arrested by the State
Police on March 26th for not having
the truck he was operating equipped
with a mirror. "The highways of
Connecticut are greatly congested but
only due to the negligence of truck
owners who do not equip their vehi—
cles with mirrors. and they are ren—
dered unsafe," Judge Sellick added.
Davis pleaded guilty to the charge
1 and was fined $10 and costs which
amounted to a. total of $22. 43.
MAYOR HYLAN DEGIDES
CHICAGO, March
28 .——Mssor
for the Presidency in 1924.
saw the stockyards. escorted' by a.
committee of the Knlzths 01 Colum-
bus.
Mav or Hy lan told
had found the job he wants when he“?
quits being Mayor ofi-New York. and
it is not in Washington.
"Ah there's my (:1th 19b."
claimed the \Iavor. He stood and
watched a man who caught the odd
sized cakes of cocoanu; butter as they
at great intervals and the man ha.
mammal.
ion “Wish“ to.
Viléflier it 391'
M Di '
‘ little” to do. ‘
. Following his visit to the yards.
1 Mayor IIwa was‘ the guest of Mayor’
Thompson at luncheon at the South
to Chantry Club.
and purse
in New
Many local people of lnlc have
most TO BE mamm- 7
Hymn of New York announced yester- 3
day that. he wwld not be a. candidate’
Also. Re
Alden B. Swift piloted the party.‘
€x~ .
were clipped. The odd sizes only came
set. “Hill the flooding of that sec-
tion by the new dam Bennett's bridge
became history. it was pointed out.
n The new law which is taken from '
reads;
Chapter 192.
as follows:
" No person shall
from the Housntonlc
the dam of the
Power company and
lthShcpuug river.
and line or troll attached to a rod
hold in the hand. with not more than
three halted hooks attached there-
to. or with lure with not more than
- three hooks ouch attached thereto.
:md no person shall fish in said
river between the dam of the Ous-
tonic \Vuter Power company. and
1 Acts st. 1912}.
take any fish
river between
Ousntonlc Water
the mouth of
Doesn't hurt a hit!»
“Freezene” on an schinl: corn, in-g
stantly that com stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it rlzht on with llng- .
ers. Truly!
m it til to. Then Boxer ro-
1;”m3’gamemu to his (not.
an in vhlfi
the: when? Wu loud“: meets.
except ‘ by hook "
Boy Returns."
1: Terror took possession of those two
They couldn't under-
13.1mm
:
{0345.1}...
top end trucked this all ovor- every-
nz. AN oil the time
(Infill u only
used little Beers con.
they whim-
lswo fright.
Outside the Merry Little Breezes]
two 1
inside me
at the door Ion
enough to shut it,
they con dn't open it, for it was
Intelled. It often is n pent dell easier.
to do n mischief than to
(comment: 19:3. by T. w mind
‘31!“ am
The nos: story:
wfilee when thnt
But on they heard
pefincnd
sorryfilsy
lit. ‘-
i v
ROW REVE'MS
nmcrr STILL
Cautions! mm. 111;“ Page.
Neighbors. said :‘wlaite mum":
of the window of This home. was be.
neighbor. Kuznicfi. Chief Nlcllois in?"
ventilated and life seizure of the 81111..
coil and mash rcsumo.
homo he procured lils rcVolvor
tired flVc chats out of tho windon "to
scare away his pursuers.“
brought the police.
Mrs. Anderson
and only after much persuasion would ‘ Nerwaik
she permit Dr.
Ruvl‘l’r Rowland
bind up hu- bleeding arm.
As thf-‘rf‘
Goa
Doc.
New Showing of
Smts— - Dresses
.were several small children at 1
Anderson .home the police did _
place the Andersons under arrest.
; SUBS SEW mm £0” ma
. $10,000 1)] AUTO FATAL?”
Claiming damages of $10. 006 Julrus
,22, 1921. while she
:11 d in
which caused Anderson to Llose his {Egon o; SStamfcin-d gesturing; fliedhn.
ha a be so into. uperor curt nettc
e d “'1 gm “mg 1"“ "MW" 0‘“ New York. New Haven & Hamel-11 n.
1 manufactured t .‘R. (20.. as the result of thedenthor
“8 at he home of his Minnie B. Ulrich. New Canaan. «only
was riding in
an automobile on flillor street. Stam-
Her husband had inn {(1153 some» ford The plaintifl was appointed ad-
one was (hazing him .. 1.1 on arriving ministrator of the estate of the dead:
and woman. '
Royal A. Wood. Bowayton.
T111: shots day entered a suit. must William.
Co hu. 0! 111.. asking for
resisted gm. police of prom-it} which the; own jointlv in
which W'Hllnm P]
to PaVson has on into“. The plaintiff
claims he has laid out large sums or
mom; for the upkeep of the premises.
the partition .
Drop a. little .
Your drucgist sells a tiny bottle of
"I‘reezone" for a few cents. sumcient
to remove every hard corn. sott corn.
luses.
——Adv.
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without soreness or irritation.i
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