Ior
Julius Hertz. of 3 .Cove avenue. is
”in: a cement walk in front of his
”use. . , ,... .5 1‘.“
i
J. S. Morgan or Vv'tnfleld street has
moved into his new home recently
elected there. I
Charles H. Gaston o! 18 Edlie ave-
use has been spending several days in
New York city. " ' ‘
W'. H. Doiand and family moved to-
day from Rowayton to their new home
on St. John street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flaherty move;
today from Betts place to the Second
District.
Clem Collins at Charles street has
ruined his position at the Andrew
Davey store in Stamford.
Routine business was traxmcted at
the meeting or the Boys Club held at
the East avenue 1!. E. church last
mine . . bum
Richard Gold. of 12 First M
has purchased a Studebaker touring
w. and is erecting a garage on his
mertY- .. . Ir,
A cafetaria. supper to be followed by
dancing will be held 'at Climmunity
hall this evening by the East Nomik’
lmprowment ”elation.- ».
I
Fans have been adde toAlbert‘
Eafner s new store on Liberty Square,
and work or the installation of .ie
soda fountain is under way today.
The Ladles’ Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at : o'clock in the basement of the
church.
The street light at the corner of
Fort Point. and Van Zandt’streets was
ill. last evening. the matter having
been attended to after attention was
called to it. by the Saline].
Letter Carrier Edwin L. Hanford
Who has been conned to his home on
Winfield street by illness {or seVeral
days is about again.
H : TI .
Residents of Howard avenue peti~
tinned the council last evening” have
the street attended to for a distance of
some 1500 feet from Winfield street.
The matter was referred to ' Street
Commissioner C. Jackson White for
investigation and report. Mr. White
said that the work of the street de-
sz'tmtIIt was going- forward meadily
now that more settled Weather is pre-
mum; and that the matte wOuld be
attended to Just as sb‘oh as bssible. ’
There will be a regular hearing on
.e establishment or the building lines
'on Cove aV onus. Second}. mad.- Fourth
and Fifth streets on Tuesday evening
April ll The Hoard of Free-holders.
consisting of Richard H Golden. Al-
bert M. Pohlmnn and D. Burr Bench.
reportml last night that tlII-ro ho no
chann- in the line on Covo avenue.
that Su‘mul. Third and Fourth strcets
hau- n N-n foot building: line on both
.the north and south sides and that
Fifth sir! of haveyi flfl‘emdoat line on
both tlII nmth and {191th sides The
bentlfits .uId dmrmgm to propnri’y
at...» " m... 7......
o: the guest. andm on it a
utility companies that will prove of
“Vantage to the taxpayers. Orla
Wood presided as chairman. -
Rom szv
..
Mrs. Elizabeth Gaeg'er is ill at her p
home on McKinley place.
’Mrs. Edward wesm'an V’vm open so
home on West Side avenue within the
next few ween.
The Thursday evening prayer meet-
ing of the Rowayton Methodist Epis-
copal church will be held in the chap-
el. The topic will be “The Quietnen. a!
True Power.". ' ‘
Mrs. Dameron who for the past few
years has been conducting the “Token-
ekae Inn " will open her home on Wes:
Side avenue the latter part of thisi
week. Y
From all reports it is believed that:
the attendance at the New Englandfi
Supper to be held this evening at the
Rowa’yton Hose House will be quite
large.
With the first days «spring many.
are journeying each day to Roton‘1
Point Park. 'where many --improve-
ments have been made since closing
last season.
The Ladies' Aid“ Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church” will meet
in the chapel Thursday at 1: 30 to
sew. The. business meeting will be
held at 2 o'clock.
l'ndoubtodly one of the largest
changes in Tokenelre real estate is at
hand for a piece of property that the
Takeneke corporation has been endea-
voring' to secure is now on the market.
Just whether the corporation wants
this now will soon he leaned. Several.
pieces of water front property on West
Side avenue will be disposed of dur-
in: the present season. .
DARIEN& Nommzv'
Roderic. MurchIsOn Eden's. of the
Post road, has purchased a new car.
. Yesterday brought many New York-
ers to the country seeking summer res
sidences. , . - . . -
Alfred Jenkins is: melting seVeraJ
imprOVrmnnts about his property on
Sedgewick aVenue. ‘ _ - (2
u ‘1 --_..__.._'
w I. H Gill. or the Past road hall
leased for the q‘umrner «m’dntl’is "T
Ga) -H.'_ill" situated in Tokencke.
-—r—r—v- ' '
The topic of? the lVednEsday even-l
int: prt‘VI: r meeting lit the Canines-II—
:tlonal church VV'LHI Hafihvhat I lie-
liew About God. " "
‘ MHe .-’-“AJ"
l'lzIns :II'. lning made h_V' the Holy
Namv Society of St. Johns (Whllrih
Nnrntnu. for :1 t'llt‘lll't' and «lance to he
held the early part of April.
’l‘ht- Young People's Missionary So-
any at" the :rnhxtermiiounl “chili-ch: .
iV‘ill mc-og lV‘i-Ilgiay avcninp: It; thé'héniu
of Miss Anis Noxon of Highland aV'c-
owmrs .llI I-qual in all casts. nuc.
Th? tut: 'l‘hvmlnrn Smith. ”wnm] by! it i< luliw-ml that :1 traffic officer
I‘: '. ~ v. - ' . ' ‘ ' '
'ththh"“'rd'-l “‘1"; 9.311;"? “,1 ‘h‘ tor- lVV'ill 1..» (unduly :It-ilu‘ Railroad bridge
I . ; ‘If‘m": "0'” “? lost Ro‘f‘dionrh Saturday and Sunday until it is
Ibridl.» II. \.ws’t[vnrl on Sunday. )vlulc ,I‘II,II_\H”.'\. m,- a pqvl‘nlullt‘llt traffic or-
towing the liml Stir burr“. No. 20_ no“.
up to the ‘mull cn.il‘vornpun'y (loci-($1.,v ‘ ’ ‘ ’ _‘-— "Tm AG"
Tho tux.“ lodged (m the mud lmi‘tom.'L Mr. mm .‘ers. jugil)h Amt-mi wcrc
.nnddas‘lllvv 7“de WNW further out. topwvmm,” in Shunford )'t'Sll’r(lll}' after-
3])": toiv. lli..l. hole. In the. channel. ‘nmInc.....v”,.V,. ”W, W..." to .13" their
ea In It 1":’4.:mll;gtlil on Mo'ndu.‘ iloovl- tilllnfihil‘r who is umlrngoing‘ tn’atmcnt
l. .l.. "I. o bthtf‘l'fiet} boVVI-Vrr at “It, gtnrnfurd llnszlhitnl.
.thc boat VV';I.»I raised by rhI- efforts of: '_.
Mr. Howard and Lis crow uml this1 \lr. an; Mm I‘IV;..-I.._Y G. Gordon
mormm; sI-vInIngly nonc- tln- “Or-’0. and sisti-r “lg Alice E. Southeriaml
for wr-IIr. was tied up at its usual
place at the Ferris thinks in lhe- lncull
harbor. illt\lllLT brought :1 low in 51-3-
terdny.
_ An Ivoninz: of song in (Olllnli‘nlill‘d-
Mn of tin- late RI- . GE'OY‘KQ‘ Seder—
Ii: quest. a well known Adventist minis—
:ter. evangelist. :lhd hymn eritvr:
.;will he held this evening at the
"IAdvent (‘hrisiian vhurvh. Van Zandti
318d Harvey streets. under the auspices
4. d the Sunday SI -‘.hool The following-
§«~prog:-am will be given. most of the
vi. hymns iu-inp: from the Rt'\'. Mr.
Zhderquest's pm The program fol-I..-
'E‘bm—Y- ‘ . 7
_ Opening S-lr-r:tion~—“\\’ashed in the
I:.Blcod"~Congnagatlon.
Prayer.
“Breaking of the rlay'L—(‘horua
"Only a Little W’hile"-—Chorus.
Reading and Chorus—I'l‘hc Gospel
Railway—Arthur Kimball].
Duett and ChOI'uE”JOSUS in the
jGarden" Elsie Knorr and Elizabeth
.Veed. “W
Remarks—Supt. Blond.
Song by Meow—“Jews is Coming."
“The Voice. of the Bridgroom”-—
Girls and Chorus.
lo and Chorus—VI Must Go”—
Cl nton Partrick.
f‘Jesus the Shepherd"—-—-Congrega—
“on.
Reading of ‘Rrother Seder-guest’s
Life—Elsie Knorr. i
. Reading and ChorusY—“The Rescue"
‘ ~153Y‘UQ' Knot-r.
Duet—“Christ's Yoke is Easy"—
Eiflit' Knorr and Elizabeth «Weed. .'
“Sowing for the Hawest"—-—~Congre-l
Mon. .
' Closing- SMection——"He's Coming
’ This “‘33."
The residents 0! the Marvin Beach
‘ Tract -sathored at the residence
flr‘a “’1: Od in Grr- .t'or) Boulevard. lami
9.; moniuu. and Illustrated imprmemenui
131a! it is (ll-sired to have made asearly
ii; In the season as pesaible. Property
timers are to be ”loud to .198“ m,
Oeir serious holdings. and keep them
I-
l
i
m m
Commuter doubt the eflicacv of that
. ld-deohloned root and herb medicine.
"(has E. Pinkbasie Vegetable Com-
. m WM. softener Chetaihn'e'nu
‘ which they are afflicted. In almogt
. MW“ there are living
.. ”teak on; u. an: your neighbor,
. . , ' _ 1-3? he's someone
._ ”You to give um
a trial —Ady
carom?!
d m the has been of vaudeville. . .-I cation or 1‘." 1% natural hole is é
VVlIII h. In ln-o- .I splmlin: tin winter in
Ml. \‘nIImn. lII'IVo rmmnwl 0 their
“SlnulV Nook lmim“ on ' fimsfleld
iL\‘l'l‘l'lt‘.. ' ‘
-\ mt cling was hold yostmdny after-
noon of the Missionary Social) of the
First Prcsb} tt‘l‘lim -churnh at the
home of Mrs. John A. ‘Veed of Noro-
tun Heights lVoutine business was
tI Insucte-Il during the afternoon.
i
I Fonsirierable confusion was caused
gusts Iluv alternoon shortly aftor
1 o'rook. when the sire-n of the
'Norotonp Heights tire department. lll$W.l
‘- Mnny'» thought. it was a tire and run'
towards the departmont's quarters bu:
upon their arrival learned that the'
whistle was being tested.
l
lI‘reIi \K’oll’el. of New Canaan. was‘in
town yesterday visiting with several 01'
his friends. Mix Wolff-I1 recently re-
turned from the south. where he has
been devoting much time to bird hunt-
ing. He told manyintercsting stories
about travels and stated that he
caught 65 birds of various types.
Y to ovide any information to t e clam °‘“¢- Then it would be 1m“ “P!
VV ork has commenced on the re- at :7 ti ’9 until the next 1'. Farmer Brown's§
building or the “Face. Burn Golf club “5’ me , ‘ Bo
HEUEN T K H y always en eye the auger seem;
which was destroyed by fire during. ‘ ‘ A ATC '= It means hard work. but tires-e is s;
|the earlv daVs 'Iol' January. An addi-
tion will he made on the formerclub
which will provide several new rooms.
The contract has been awarded to
Karl 0 Hansen.- The architects are
S-lee & Bryson. .
M.
ON AN ITPW'ARD TREND.
Industrial Conditions in BM
31mm Marked Improve-rent.
——I_
BRIDGEPORT. March 29.6mm.-
upward trend. according to the re-
port issued today bv the Manufactur- fold.
ers' Anoélati'on. For the week ending
IMarch 25 a total of 14. 092 persons Either prepare the recipe-It home o‘rf’ ' tend the sugar house "and he find
were employed in the seven! plants
submitting reports to the
.This irover ‘56 per cent. at the nor»
mal wanting. population :et. this city.
The .preeent..humber or employed ts
unequalled since Juneri. .1421. -whon'
there womz' 14 653 persons atwm‘k. 3:.
is estimated that more than 11.0“
workmen ”mm idle.- . .
I i" $.er TWTRML
for! Jit- mgefi'ul enacts. .1) nts for three days. Tfiifip- Fri."
din its Value or an at. .Priscilla Déen's one new ’
feature “Wild Honey" with five sets
,~~(
2..
—-8so"aee Bureau a be
“we" Kuhn. 9‘ “WV?
to set improvements from tha’eity'ill.
..vice preddent of the Lem CoalIane
i
PLANS MADE FOR 1 l
LON STRUGGLE oven .
' mess bsnAanI
" Continued from Page One._ 1
-— i
[into etfect April 1. according to the- .
miner’s program. " said S. D. Warriner; l
Navigation Conan-w
Alum-nth mum of the ultimate .
success of the negotiations now in
Drone. the le other members or the
anthracite subcommittee. composed of
union chiefs and mine operators were
convinced that the mines would be
evacuated sum
With discussion or the miners' de-
mod {ova twenty per cent. increase!
chemist! to bash today. agar two
weeks devoted to general surveys or
economic and labor conditions in mm , ,
mines, or Pennsyi'vma. prominent
union chiefs and mine Opel-atom be-
gan to drift into the city to be at the
scene of mm 1
Phillip nun-am vios-preaident or the
United line Workers of America.
scouts the m1. that'hnportatbn of
British mined art coal will le-m the
(linger et ambitious coal We
and hurt the cause of use
minersiti torthcamins strike.‘
“Fe use not afraid of the Basin
coat'f said Mum. "It has been im-
ported before without sudously affect. .
ingvfie mining industry or the market -
flAs the wage negotiations proceed». .‘I
the miners drI‘ becoming more and
more determhed that the next cox:
tract shall colts-in an hiviolable pro-
vision for mm or the check 0.1"
system in all M mines. . . .
I’msident Kennedy of District: ' .
7 declarcd that "as conditions are
the mininr indium it‘has become one
of the most vital ”intent inue.
Mr. Warnner of the operators dis-
mismd the question or the miners' dc- .
Hand to: the cheekllfl with the mate-
mcnt‘-.':that it has epme up in eev
wage conference in the last 20 ye
l
, fl-‘J T}... a
a .
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FLINT T0 HANDLE
k" Continued tron! First Pm
.'
London. Paris. Madrid. Stockholm;
Copenhagen and Marseilles.
The local concern has had its repre— l
nintutiwrs studying conditions in
Euro .m capitals for the past two
mantra. Reports retentl‘y {lied and‘ Igtt BRO‘H" 30c.——~Adv.
carefully gone 0Ver indicated the ad- W
visabilltV or immedial- -l_V in auguratiugiseimens
In. Food uunpalgn in leading European» . fe~r‘
iciflefit- Preliminary steps have; 0:3}?J k- {w _h0
Tater»
in from Shah“! ( ‘olsb‘
Cold. A tonic laxativr and germ de-
liver) taken. it rs stated by the 003'! ~... 1.. "
corporation. and in a short time the
in this countr) will be instituted to:8uflerod a to-mporary Vern-hm] (“510-
push the Foul our interests in the six gratin". Insulting. in blindness VVlu n he
capitals named. It is also probableiwu hurled on his h! ad in tho founh
?th. 'It othrr l.er:V- cities throughout Eu- round or a wrestling match “uh Tum
Flint corporation.
' ’ Fenders Lam
E Repaued and Made to Order
, . Welding metals of all kinds
YICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. ’Phone 356-” -.3
FRIDAY APRIL 7th
F I P Offering Before Opening its New Your City
or to rem’ier E
Poultry Wire Netting
All Size: in Stock—Our Prices Are Right
Rosenfield Brothers
Hardware and Housefurnishings
125 Washinlton Street, Phone 340, Free Delivery
RED STAR VAPOR OIL STOVES
Arelthe most reliable oil stoves made. We have several models a
. stock and will be glad to explain their merits *
ymohd 69’ Son
. ,. FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
‘ . wm.nn m sums
inn—rested
3(3me
Johnson €13" Murphy Oxfords
FOR MEN
Conneally 6? Bracken
WNOBWALN, CONN.
“on: age; SATURDAY EVENINGS
’.r............*%p¢%w.-....
ale at 10 a. 111., Tnesda ,April 4.5m
LINCOLN CAR‘ ...................
'YQURII IvFOOTWEAR
BLEMS SOLVED
When seeking. pleasure. recreation and r0 I .
W W350 ' ‘ Tablets Ala—1'37
relieV‘é i‘lfé Headache bV Eurih: th'o
strchr. The genuine bears tlu Slgllil‘.
ture of R. W. Grove (80 sure _Vou.
PRO
Seal 15 c. m * 7
ms. t. “ariaggstznf
”W's alien-Yer Yii this season VViih Sni-‘Q
SPOKANE. “lash. March 29.— (Hummus-willpmhllv‘
some energetic sales mothods in vogue ‘ Ivan Scimens. 175 pound ervstlvr . .
" styles ready f(ll‘~}'~'lil‘ "
-Milt0n Elwood
Orien‘ra Cream
impo Vii ? re. ‘ lml to the list in which Grant 156 Pounds. here last niuht ‘
Ford :t""V1"i0'-;3 will be handled by’the. Th9 reteree awarded a decision to
1'le \NKIJN SCHOOL NOTES.
.\ ltd-port on “into and Saving.
I V isitcd Greenberg and Co's. factory
in F...st Not-walk at half past four..
) ’l'lmrsdm afternoon. [' pon being ad-
"“1“!in l :lHkt‘li for the fort-man. \ir
. “.Ichr ill‘ immediate-h came to me. I
told him that I was a. pupil of tin?
‘Cmcs Class or Franklin Junior High
' Sc hool. and had been requested to find
out all the information pomible as to
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
l22fWIasIlI‘ington Street
the waste and suing in the factorV. I;
was told that tht- only real waste, was
out. These pieces were large enough.
IMr. Washeur said. to be made into , . ~ ByThorntou W. 8%
lbonnets. The coat making was so e:—
ttnsiVe. I was told {hat the bonnet * No task so plmmm is the mid
making was impossible. )‘hey there- -‘ Will- not on addrd plcosu-rr tend.
' ~Fartner Brown’s My.
tore sold these to a New York bonnet
compnnV. Small stri' and pieces of
cloth were sold to Junk dealers. As to
Iovcr it is used in the. lining of the "Fo'rest. He'wss on his way back. to"
garmpit. Altogether about five per the NF! houge, The gun: smon‘ ‘
“cent. of the material is wasted. In the m .50“; ever. n. m his-hunt:
fut; trimmed coats the fur is sewed oil. had taken most of the sugar and the 2
and if there is even a half inch oi“ lyn‘m home. There was only a lit~:
fur left. it is sewn around wooden '9‘ remainin It “R 8“!" house 302
buttons to ornament the coat. A corp 1" carried one. There was "mi
tain strong thread is used to save shown on into can: When the"
time. done he would have the job of the"
" At the end of,th_e interview Mr. oughly cleaning the evaporator and,
“’asheur said that he would be glad !" tting things in order in the 8‘18”
lot of hit with it. However, he was
that this season «sailboat over,
“DES! LOOK YOUNG, or iii-itI Id been lens and 11111.80
- DARREN GRAY mat bew ted merrily as he trumped
h It the h
I} e - line 5-3., Tea “"1 w neu- _ sugar case
Lse‘ I“. Saar“; “a Nobody I = he -abrnptlg stopped whistling and
‘ Kn stood stil ‘ There were strange
will ow noises coming from the direction of
Gray hair. however handsome. de-. . the m house. There was ‘ clat-
{notes advancing age. We all know the . tel-in; otti'n smith-safe little squeals
advantages of a youthful appearance. 1 and cries nd‘the" sound of thins-be.
{Your hair is 'onur charm. It makes or I “I knocked “Vitus“?! 5‘ 109* °f
M the- face. When it udes. turns "“3”“ so ‘W ever “3” f‘“? °f
t u .
gry. and looks streaked. just a fewi' minim aflh“ zmflhfi.
‘trial actiVities in Bridgeport are an an implications 0! Sage Tea “a Sulphur] 7, min .snd started to run toward
xenhances its appearance a hundred— the sugar House. . " '
a: I- ‘, Now Sunni day had discoVersd
Dbnft stay gray! . Look young! those taro lit e hem when they“
“get from any drug tore a bottle of 25:12:? d wuagewsiggflwmw
. ever
ny‘etl's-rs Slze. ‘34 W Comol misses anything! he can )liep'ii.
poiiud which is in” the old—thin When‘ th e Kerry Little 3
~ lpe unproven! by the addition 8:} slammed gunman-1y «:0an
.0019: ingredieflts. 'lhousamds of talks - . «himself 1w jog. Wait-
recommend this rally-tomes pres» .: 93 are m be 5W
‘ .me it darkens the hair a“ wait till W M
Whack!” ‘ - '"
.beaufltunyz We. no one .oan nos». “No.8: 1 latices] I
Italy Links! .iLdai-kens so anomaly; I I. .
, a Y. Y » am ”new ”a": .
rand at s. time. By morning the
y hair disappears; summing:-
.m-
and. and limousines thick, low
Mails. snd'vou 8
o. B. JACKSON
JEWELER—OPTOMETRIST
- - Farina:- Brown‘s BOV' Returns
when the armpit oi the coat was beins' ' _____._~._a_.-..._-~..._._._._
Cigareue livid. ~
Good Luck l1:
lin Silver and Plated Ware, Fine Diamonds \\ .I .11- >
Ster g Prompt Repairing by Skilled .VV Ollilnrn
attention to all Eye Wi’
~Novehy Earrings
‘3 .
the lining eVery possible piece of cloth _ Farmer Brown‘s Boy whistled mu» 1
Hr. Jackson gives his
.‘is saved. If a strip of cloth is left rflyu he trumped thronxh’the Green'
nations and Optical work
M
58 Wall Street
some syrup in the evaporator to be}
PALACE ' BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
-ATTRACTIVE SHOE FASHIONS
.. . ALWAYS To BE HAD AT THE P'ALACE BOOTERV
I ate“ mp?“ Pumps, new college heel ............... $5 45
Patent 2~strap Pumps, low rubber heel . . . . ............
HOSJERY, ALL COLORS
“Now what under the sun does
this m?” be M
mi and there theybhmg to each other
in- silence and. waited.
am ans-x
tannin on silent. 0mm the dos: ‘ ' /
he stopped ’ and. Nut
and was to be heard tram «inside.
”muttered Me!-
“There was certainly
enough in there a few minutes
insulted to find this door
1 closed it when I left early.
'fmmmfii but. 1 Villa: see how
con ge in ut ni
“odour, unless I failed to fihfi
and it swung open.
albumihtched
Moshe put his. handup
that door and twice he licensee-d,“ 30
didn’t“ mt: he to m
3., in tutelage audit
133‘ Bay: Philadelphia Diamond
’ Grid Batteries
ITVVO- YEAR GUARANTEE
ATRED AND RECH ARGED
But here it is.
ALL MAKES REP
HAERY DUFE SUnion St, SO. NorVValk
Formtriy with Essie Battery, South Norwaik
'IP‘INTEOUBLE can. 470
wehimsmfse‘i- .
helifiedthelwast"
ropes it: he util- so
3mm
Mr
3%: 5885.3. “‘1 luMdM!"
“couldn’t sit :61]. When he no; th'e‘fieg“ hislntsood
“TimetéBrowne 39y coming Sunni?» I
itself".
$595
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