the grip.
The O. U.
Finer '1. Kelley, of Bridgett-net, :
h recovering from a severe nttnck of .
A. M. orchestra. held a .1
Rhesus] last evening at the home of '
Kelvin Braisted. Liberty Square.
“Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Carmen. of
Thoma» street. are visiting in- New
York City for two week;
Mr and Mrs. Carroll lime moved
to their new home on Fitch street
from the Second District.
George Bodicote. or Second MI
lo erecting and constructing n radio
phone set at his home.
\Nir. and Mrs. Morrison have moved
from the Second District to 272 East
avenue.
Mr. Carlson is erecting a house on
Charles street and it is expected wil‘l‘
hove it completed before May 15th.II
Miss Lillian Twombly. of Hawkins
avenue. has returned to her home af-
ter 'a week's visit to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs James Murphy. of:
Bridgeport, haxc moved from that
city to the Murphy Block on Liberty
square.
A} grass fire last night along Straw-
berry Hill way attracted much atten~, ; I . _ . f
tion. The fire burned itself out how- = .‘ _ ,
ever. } .
Contractor Fred Hodge has alumni
completed the. home of Ellis Taylor“
on Cove avenue. the building being
ready for the root.
,Mrs. Howard K. Beers, of Cottage '
street. has returned to her home af-
ter a two weeks' stay at the Norwalk
Hospital,
slight operation.
The Red Star Barge North Star.
which has discharged its cargo of
cool at the Ferris docks, was towed '-‘
out of harbor by the Red Star tug
Nor-walk.
Miss Elsie Blydenburg. of RoWan
street observed her lmh birthday an-~ f
Saturday last with a. '
nirersary on
party at her home for a number of
her young friends. A pleasant time
was had by those who attended.
where she underwent a .f
i
Regular business was transacted at
the meeting of St Agnes! Guild of
Christ church held at the hOme of
Miss Charlotte Comatock. Winfield
street last evening. The next meet-
ing will be held on Monday evening.
April 24th. at the home of Miss Gus-
oio Billenstein First street.
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service that they’re the most
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See the IleW styles
for *prmg ‘*
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Easter Week finds us better equipped than ever to supply
your needs in new footwear-willie first thought to being
V'mlhdnnsed.
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We invite your inspection of these new styles 1 r Men.
“Women and Children.
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conspicuous feature of any room. It is the natural .
starting point of all decoration. That is why our
send-mud
HOME CRAFT WEEK
Aprlldltosth
Centers in a display of the newest creation in Quaker
Craft Curtains. vA. limitless range of patterns to ;
w a. r Fl St at t v 81bit o. A. .4 - ‘ ' 19 and a ) )ro )l'lalf
8:3}. cWill c'ome $91“ tshc‘ sagenur' . :E“ V , 0 ~ Choose from' The mOSt faIShIOIiéiE them“ }
Court before Judge Wage Ithis To coats :. 1 sport smts . - Sluts stylesto be found. Come in an ice . .
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slimliff 3333‘.“ l. iiinion°a°oi‘ Every man needs one; There are many new Here are one, two an _ .
lifidgt'm lepicsIe the plaintiff
three button in o (1 el 8.
Some of them straight
hanging; others b o d y
ideas in belted suits;
. many pleasing plait ar-
the best of them are here,
belted models, Raglans,
loose, easy “boxy” coats,_
and a variety of other new
and Dunbar a; Quin t' the defendant.
Mo. mm rs or the- -_MEyflowér ‘Hook &
Ladder Company \oted. at the meet-
lag htld last meningnud attend the
Angevme Furniture Co.
Any number
fir’emens parade 2;? be held in Mt.
Vernon on June _,nd most of the
fire companies of the city hnxing \ot-
ed to take such a course at action.
Plans “ere also mm for n CClt‘ bro.»
lion on May lllth ‘d the'35th nim'i-
\ersary of the company. One no“:
member. Edward \‘oorhccs, was‘ ad—
mitted (it the mmting last evening,
and smeral applications received.
Manage-r Brundagc.
Committee reported
Maskethill season
that the
on the recent
Inhiifit -.wns founl
receipts zrfhu‘nt equalled tho
(-xpcnscs. Purlhlr pl :ms for the bull
team VV-l‘l‘l discussed mill also for tht'
dance to he ’l'ld 0.1 l‘ riday the 28111
of April for the lt'l’lflIfit of the Ath-
letic commtitr‘w‘:
DARIEN & N OROTOZV
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N A.“ ES 0 F I DA l t [E .V STRl-I PETS
Of late the
columns of the local
imam-rs haw,- bu-n (is-voting much
«pace to thc naming of streets and
awenucs, which to say
(tinned considerable
lhe readers and rush]
of Dark n.
A ‘4: mine-1 rcprcscntalhe in Darien
has followed these stories as close as
possible .ind has
lime of the Indians. who of course.
were the t‘ust to dwell here.
Darit‘n as it has been told to the
Sentinel.
chief thiizififioted for his peaceful
ways.
Then comes Brookside axcnue. A
request has blen made to have this
name changed back to Gracious street.
'No doubt there are a great many re-
siding in the town who neter knew
tho 1% ast has
cuts of the tonn
on the Athletic“ --
comma 11!. among v.
,g .
gone back to the! -
was named after an Indlarn
0
,New York City. with their cub mottl-
' er. Mrs. William Osborne, where they
on GS.
Cup 'Pack No 10, will journey"
will visit the Zoo.
$32.50 to $40
‘ j "my best
young men favor.
$35 mods
models thfi 'I;
Nothing but fine quality here
That’s all you find; the very b e s t of everything :We
know good stuff pays. It pays you to buy it and
for that reason it pays us to sell it.
*Ogers am
Hart Schafl’ner
me duty-near the: scene. 1mm: own} being painted and placed into condi-
or upon notification -ni' vpossible nCA
cident, put on the’ broke in the ctr.
The park or evergreen trees at
S .
& Marx clothes
I...Two .‘Storcs
tion' toi- the coming season. They
will anchor again this season in the
Romyton harbor.
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tracing. New lapcls and»
other features.
This will be celcbntion or the almi-
vegsary or the Battle of Lexington us
fill. Old fashioned patriot“. odd
(as oned
fuchioned "eats”; old fashioned. cloth—
religious sentiment, old}
16 North" Mam Street
Im
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C 0.
Daily Schi'cé Between New York ,& Norwalk
.LONG‘ ‘ DISTANCE TRUCKING
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Mfinmogg Moo, 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
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Exclusive color combinations in the newest pattelns uIr .Irr W *
Abig varietyto choose from and moderately p. - n.
‘ mum: SILK noelenv FOR women
80m NORWALK, CONN.
$TORE crept sA‘runoAvEVEmNGs
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” - layersP ecgtmd old fashioned songs will be in{ , '
how the name originated. A small ":fie first baseball gains of the sea Neal'water Lane and the Post Road Many 01 the local baseball p . .
brook runs along side of what is now Sofi spayed yesterday.. afternoon have been taken, down. by Charles ’1‘“ ~mmng ~. 30: meet ”for ‘prsctice vogue on that occasion. and of course! _. . . L 1. . . lid
knbwn as Broolgside aV.(-nue This “tween he Dnrien and quoton Rumpi, road commissioner. and a mum. the next few days» II; will we tlie women folk can wear their old Phlladelphla Blame
bfiook in the olden days was known so: idlingaer The latter Iteam won by crew of men. The place where those Whered that ~30 Allenfhlbioned bonnet: and the m their. ,.
“A. Good Wires River." - trees once
The question.“
arises. "Why "Good VVii'c‘s River?"
iTracing back to 1640 when Daria-ii
known as Middlesex it will be
d that at this time the first white
lers came here They Were kindly
men. women. and children. so that
the Indians called this stream “Good
Wife‘s Rher." and the. street which
they resided on “Gracious street."
Many think it is foolish to keep
Changing the names of streets. In the
true sense or the word it is. but
Dnrieh is a. historical town and should
be kept so Old King's: Highway is;
I.n.nbther historical street. which at the
. time of George Washington. was the
.W route to Boston, but this roa‘d-J
W has been named so often that an
Mil settler would be driven insane
Wing trace of the changes. . _
Mb Doom. “‘M‘fiiot‘:
maroon visitor in town uni
‘ T ' 1' " .1 .1. “ovum
- -Tolteneke.. willqpenqu
‘ in Pniris instead of her
within .1. Moore, of Norwu‘lkt
pate in the mifist‘re'l
given by the Dorie-n Fire
, . a visitor in town
‘aI some of- 12 tofs.
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team will Roaming-3;;
'v“ lIl
A puma. social win in? field this
evening ht the home in: ms. lZIBalph
Hindlemmaple nynliue._Tiio pro~
ceéds'will be used towards refineing
the debt _.on . the WMnal
Church. _ _
A—Tp—F
.The Men's Chorus of film W“.
gitional Church met 1mm
rehearsal. The chorus wilh go to
Georgetown on the evening or the
25th, where thgy will sing in the
Ge'drgétdwn Congregational Church.-
the Evening Sentinel will be
published u‘lr morningmcwsppoer on
Good Friday. our represehtaflyeg yin
town requests that all mm for pub;
Zimbii be m;- 70.; «he :DgascpMcer
”tore: 5 0630913 Thorsdnyflternoon
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‘ilihli’ib
regular monthly meeting of;
bile Health —Ksnooiofloh of Donal.
of W141-
'ieiif miss halos-st mséjnflwr “an“. 35%;: the meme as t 5;... méé
IIfi48chooi The. than “2.53139 53‘: “swag-y, Miiwa.n~3w S“ .3;
minute. His» Rm WM 0 .mg' .
fle'rropose‘dm magnum, .v y ,. , «.2,»
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An automobile while pnthof, pontiff;
the Dorian railroad bridge this? morn;
in: endeavored to runnwnyi‘: ’7The. fin»
'eident wast: .
beautined the high“!-
will be concreted within a tew days.
The reason for such action on the
part of the town was to mike the
corner enter tor motorists.
1 yesterday afternoon. to.extinguish a
grass tire which it ”was believed by"
one Sarah Creig 0! Old King‘s High- -'
.wny, who turned 15. “he Mal-m, had
reached the point that it could not
‘be controlled. Upon the- arrival of
the WW Winona lea slim ’r‘
pet matter to put out th‘é blaze. The
tire took place on the grounds of
93
Highway.
ROWAYTQN
iii-13m
ward Austin. which extend fromiw
oksidé aveimeI also :03 Kine'i’ 5,1
rattles Wealth“!
note tor the Norwaik teima-
‘..
It- hns'heen reportedthnt Mr. and
Mrs. Dario Rests. have token n. lease ' “
on utlile new bungalow =- infected bill
George Davis. 0! West Side avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Rests. have spent sew-
e’rol summers» previous to .this in the
. .‘F
ll” 91:! . .
key will. return to -tlnrNew York Uni-::
players or 3
ficreturnoa .towb'
Ig‘flr Clever. ,,
02d Wed silk toppers. Further on—
nouncc‘ments‘legardmg the stair can
be seen by reading the Evening Sen—
finch ‘ " , ‘ '
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‘ CLEANING UP SIAM.
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ASTAMFORD. Apfll-11——Smmford'$
Committee 02- one hundred, which in
aiding in liquor low Wt. lit
infidel-stood to infirm-obtained; e 631::
recently mace bu which search minute” were:
that the
~‘ Gn‘d Batteries
;. . TWO~YIEAR GUARANTEE
*-ALL MAKES REPAIRED AND RECHARGED
WYnBUFFism so, So. Norwalk
Fermefly arrogance canem'sm "0mm
tuned yesterday and which wens used
1 ' ~ and federal enforces?
hint night. me an“:
sly-flinch!” kept by W Phi -
.13.“!
“niches, m8, 3Q?! Jams Gun Links, Belt Buckle . 1
319519th Cones , :g; ,_ r
BoroduMaces Novelty Ear Rings can-til
18!! Wedding Ring}; Brooches. Bar 1
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