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647 w.» some: -M-“mmym... “”39...
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M. mid In Arthur C. Wheeler and
Mm-smhhmotmohureet. hove
left ‘prl‘sn eras-led trip rim-ing- which
crmq they will visit the canal. and will
alsolntteod the wml'remplnr tri-
enniIsl oonclswe at New Orleans.
4N1 line Aces—cries
mm
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A special mature at Cilntbn com»
mndery. No. 8. W8 “moist. is
do be held at the Asylum. Berkeley
this evening at 7:10 o'clock.
when fie Valiant and Mechanimous
Order of the Temple will be conferred.
«Am
mas Nome Nun. of Berkley street.
has just been employed by Judge Gre-
gory. Miss Nash is a. Merrill Graduate
and {or some time was in the office of‘
the Johnson. Cowdin Co. Her preset“
work as stenographer and typlst has“
so do with the work '0: file Probste
Court.
-I—IHa.ts made over. C'Brien' s.
Because of the fact that a bond has
been filed. and the attachment has
been released. the clothing snd gen-
eral furnishing store of 3.1m. at 58
Water street. Seabird mitt-let. opened
again yesterday. Ind the usual busi-
nus is being carried on- scoin. The
store. which has been closed for .sev-'
eral weeks. will again welcome its old
customers. '
o—Fill and cinders (or sale. Blsckmsn
and Porter. Tel. 1'98.
There was a. fair mendance at the
second mnualhsll of the Normal]:
Butchers' Union droid It the Eik' s 'hall
last evening. James Dino!) was chair-
man and Albert Ferris secretary and
troosurer. The other when of the
on ittee were Stephen ,Lsychak and
Dominic Christiano. Brett's orchestra
furnished-The music. ' _‘
l
csat The N.
Children mating for continuiti-
-lltsd osoiflientvmhressnfileu
.momw «Gut M
Co! s store on
Em
:hmcbn strut.
my
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to “sues.
vanavillo. lee it“ ’9
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Yacfitclubwssé'ghadsn
evening. at'hulhoim
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DSMC mmmhwv
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of mm
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holds! for the men. “
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WW out:
I“ W18"! manna. Kashmir
. Melon. Brittney)“ m‘m
'dlrect to New York where “will
the PM will present a preqrebssed
Lon elm-r ”or lecture my a»
thee and inc-ht with vaudeville. Goes
4
stein in two flow
Saturlty.
Inns. RIG!!!“
1m received.
regular prices.
burgh in the
ineeand
New Y
Morris csr
. JDLLY FIVE
until 4 a. m .2: b. .
uersde rance. Gold prizes. Dan
/
cl
m
in: until 4 a. m.
For House Cleaning
--Easter Hats.
Thl-rP will be
my for $1. 50. See-
Btephen Lupus.
The follos‘vlnc members ol' the -
wall: Hick School basehsll
1
wrlr-iesve onfié 10:52
Derby tom'srrow.
.Jloftitt. m Rosenberg.
Fallon and finith.
the Fox Cycle &
Wsshincton str The
to Palace today.
Chm C0 1 for the first time be-
fore an} ience. Ones mrect tor
from the Palace. Don't'
La. .
Isl-Intern court
marrow morninc.
-—Sai‘t Hats and Cons. O'Brien's.
esturdsy
l‘ein in two new {as Regent
suturdsY.
Boys while playi n a]: 21%;.“
Nerd” ‘" ss window or
company.
starrlnc Lon
mat-
biles driven by William
M and _ Dodge cone to-
at the corner of Clay and
ill: streets early this maniac.
receiving a broken
iator and mudcusrd.
O'Brien's.
a meeting of the Li-
berty Medical League at 79 Washing-
it at Palace
arrested for the
mswport of his wife yesterday was.
released under bonds of $250 (01' a
hearing before Judge George H. Voc-
0,,
The Events: :
munch the ~ -
Schuyler 11th
f‘.‘ or W
number»! copies
. , No. 1211. on Mamie. George Gin-k. Wm. m
John Toothill. Jr., who has been of Farmers I I
seriously ill at his home a; Boat: “me Home ". If" magma m Tan-ruse and Wm. Horton
‘ Main street with pneumonia -sho Wes." . * . --—
again. At one ~time. so serious was by sentinel “'3 ‘1’? m I”;:; ,9 «:n grrwoodt who all“; been
' condition that his life was ollice of 'v semi“ '°“ ”mt“ W 3 9 mm 8‘ 9 9"“
his aired of street . Home. lures Jor- his home in Nor.
deep ' ' ‘ walk. xConn. .. Monday, going by way
0 m an. ‘ 0... size pea cosh 38ml lor mums City. to Jacksonville. where
sum-16311 cu;- Go 2:32?“ 131:.“ m "1- N Wm an" on the Lenore of the
ce Red fien'sliall Sutum
l” -2. music by WWW
.irty members of .Mw_{3is’-
- the guests»! Loads chapter. No
[I
ourney to the latter
made by mumm' Nurem-
-mchmammm
her with a. delightful musical pro-
di- gram. Following this refreshments
n . were oer-vied and dancinc enjoyed.
—‘—g—-r_
-——\'eters.1:s Hillary ‘Ball
Sgt-shut We
Fridd i'
m has been secured as .spmker oi
'the .dsy at the meeting of the Nor-
wslk Union of Che-King's Durchters
and Sons which will be bold in the
South Norwm Congregations} church
Tuesday April :5th at three o'clock.
'l‘herewill alsobesflnemlpro-
cram. This meetinc is open to fie
public sad it is ”or! shut my will
avail themselves of the lime.
—-'l'he Me of the m filthy
wt m0”-
—-mx mm
special pre-reles‘sed saver famine—-
in New York May 1—st
restro today matinee sndWM
underline. See In will! ‘0‘ carton
Ste-rhino]:
Micheal and . Harry
the Mendowbrook Butter 1 Egg Co,
have our-ted suit “I!!! Otto m
of Connecticut overlie. Lthis city. suing
him for damages of 899 for _an oil-
paid bill of £26.12 and an unpaid
check mounting to “3.88:, The use
1 mn street tonight. Mrs. James Boyd is rot e to the‘City Court of
cr- “hm-rt connection with the local 31mm“, 'on Ma-btn.'Aer§cr-n usu-
Moth Balls Moth Flake: etc branch or the league is {yell known. rice Rosenberg 5of Stamfordfyrepre
man ’8 Products. Black :1 ’ has renewed a letter of “tanks from gems the ’llmtjfL
, . . nds, the Devon branch of the league in -
and Drsmfec’tants of mnnoctlon with the recent antl-vac- .4011y Five lemme Dance.
'1 cinstlon mass meeting held in that Kislrs hall Friday night “Gold prions.
C twn- ' Dancing 4 a. n1.
SKILLSON P0 ‘ I. -—-Fill anr Cinders tor sale. Blackman'.
1 . ' and Porter. Tel. 1993. on” menu. Barri open
Miss Dorothy McClsne has just en-
Greson
t1 red upon her duties with Attorney
1m 0
Miss Agnes Kelley.
m u
fin-
\
, who has been with Mr. Gregory for
’ some time. has‘resic-ned to nuke apost—
tlon in the‘ First National flank in hcr
young women are Merrill Business
home term.- thsefie‘ld. Both of the.-
12“
bl.
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College graduates".
«for 81. 50.
regulati- ‘prlcefi
'mm
I o—BEM‘S
~ the Poison will p'rosent sonar-ensued
Lon Chaney
Dos and Ill c-ht
indirect to New York where it. will
feature today rust-
th vaudeville Goes
'Beeitat. Police
Has always been hand and conscientious work on
the part of its officers, directors and'employees—a
alsothenecesssryprimfiple Of.
Your Accolmt‘Will Be W. I .
at the
$0 Norwfi Trustlco
figs“.
1mm
,x-..“ - —4. -,——...-I
1 Pmmo April
Nip?“ “90’. '
{Tso»13n.00va~nor 9; chords. to-
Idsy took possession m
“Nén Tun; mm the ‘
term of those duos 1';th
of authority was degiobd d“1fn§(gt._
.J‘
1:1“. or:
wrwm
J
. No. 95. Order of am Star.
of New Cannon. lost nicht.-The ,
an.
' 1
Wallace Nutting. “or Frumihchun.‘ "
«WV. DI. nu
first time tie-core any audience—opens .
Brown of Stamford. doing business or
-‘Bll! "If Moi. ht Macon-tn Rogue Institute at Wesleyan
4 the previous year.
1.3%?
w um new: way. .«g-r. yr“ K 1” v... :41
mu W
srv.
and gene m. ’ “momma-Rem“ , Winks-urn *5 14341
d Assn "am sanctum!“ ”5 ‘ dolu avenue in m or her four-
’ hone» w ' —-——-’-—‘-’ ”I teen“: birthday. wha'tabont fifteen of
:aml filo-v . white of an" mess - " “‘fi‘wagm mam...
Mt t .' c " -
a lay ' 31.1 We; were mend and st 10
‘ ——--—'-&-—-’ QMflfitMtoniickW-
mm" MT :‘ BILL eon. 23¢,“th as...
Conm lieu-is sod ° me”! “but mart-he hostess many
m «suns. Those Wat were:
macs-othy Frey. Willa Green.
macs-don. BcuySoon. W
“wales. III-cue: andsud Lillian
“chm; Messrs: Holmes.
Word fid’hipple Mining. Mars
1
Clyde Line. m Ernest adios.
who-has menu‘s. mm with George
My the last two weeks, leaves for
his home in -Nomik. Conn. Monday.
—-Zepher Hms 'flsws, flasher Hm;
rFloridn.
4
Mrs. Fred V. Becker. or an ”min.
in entire. returned from Jersey 01y. ‘N.
J.. after grow her «brother. Gull
Deitenbr ch. Nrs.’ Beaver: and not!
seen; her brother in 28 years. Mr.
Bettor's-belch recently Arrived from
- Germrmy.
Guestsy at the Ifiml Jsmes hotel
I,
M}. and use. Aether H. Becker.
curt lieiten‘hseh. as- ignite Gruher.
all of Jersey City. N. :J returned
home after N a low divs with
Mrs: Becker. 30 Lindon: avenue.
0——
1
m RM”
:(Continssd “must ‘
video- in the ordinsry W or
'thefi'orld. there is very little snort of
story. which is not under specisl in-
fipeetion and supervision. The inn
sptctor u ho occasionally ‘ jumps
ubosrd a trolley car. for inst-nee. !
does not come often or myilonc. But.
his importance 0 the successful ~-'
oration or the. business in hand no
deity. "
'.Dr Bell reported ,. special
"and’didrirt me scum.%dthen
tn’ (319 regular work of the $116318.
this said the (amp moo-brig or Salt
er at the camp ground in Plain-
ville was by common uknswlefivnent
‘ one of the most wholesome and pro—
jewel“ in the flflv-six years or its his-
} try. The second aesson Jot .the Ep-
1
m s distinct adxmce over that at»
I The New Haven
1171} nil-don project. known as “Wes
re‘y House." is being conducted with
normals efl‘iciency Miss Jessie E.
~g citle. long superintendent of the
Blakeslee Memorial . riing
Kirsch resigned to become is repre-
Wm of the General Deaconess
aéoak'd on the stat: ol‘_ the Department
at ILite Service at enlarge me. E.
A:
m Dorothy flanker. of Nor-
wsi‘k. is um Edward F. Mchols.»
LIsrchnsont. N. 1'. ‘.
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tone will be inclined to question or ‘
ed sane ammo-meat and appre—
seeing ”WM by mac-a-
ors 11 boat has mimm
impulse that tflsyn'ot only sunr-
many. but to effective co-IopernlionI
rial soon he found.“ -
czrhe .muaieot Foam ‘ .14
Churches. u- so 1mm our:
mind. 4s W
splendidly. conducted Superintendent
Bell mid.
1n lemme church «Idiot-flare
you. Dr 38168! 3113066811an
0! ml‘ “out. “This is tile
whether-vise M ”defies-mi
to be reckoned mandala them
the sad and mas-cu rescuer: than
idulHd «leer, too-awash nosed
mn'rhesrtsumtherm of the
war. Nevertheim Wk resorts
are meanwhil- millions."
Dr. ’Beil‘specificsfly ‘mevlol fie
doing in many churches sepsis: on
buildings. lncreues of mm puns
for enlarged churches md finances.
He sold that one ol-the W1
events-~ or the year and the most dru-
mstic isthe~m of the Every-
m~alulecrnsrttflmwm. 4
New Britain. where, mined Just
Wt. ltrh-m‘w‘m ill-4!
:,fi‘..'.
the bonniessoltheemm.l.hsdr
4,“ for srso.
, A: a price that
Isompacigetbdfinthepocker—
”disposer-book-
MAWBOIHIS
Continued from Page One.
”3.9. can. sanded the ordination.
use midis school and 21000!
last
M
J ‘Iim‘f a month or so.
mem
“1.5..
shim um: varfi'leviue. 0""
t to New?
Is ounAmEni‘m m m
-flrmissflmt’h°fl
school Macrame.
iFelons? Istill present s. pl'earelessedm
chaseymper feature today mat.-g
York where it will
See it at Palace
| RUN EMRNMEM
WWN. Apr-ll 20.4.0131“
10: W taxes probably 1n“ be
Iimt-y to meet the deficit of mare
tun-WOO. 000 forecast for 'he fig.
'al’i yes: of 1923 by Secretary Mellon,
' it was said today at the Tmsm-y,
nigh W of the Treasun- dis-
co" the expected deficit sand that
madden-won had yet been given
81’” of meeting the lat-l1 of
II“. but that it was apparent \hat
the deficit would probably have m be
hair-ed by taxation as the gmnmnpm
"did not have anyything to cell."
ones-mow” 918900113113”
m {smut-moot by
Wasted Window!”
”anathema some of
W; mwmwm
m
l
urban-- a “outflow-em by Prof.
booirwood of black) Scienific School
on power: losses in motor vehicle
chassis.
The trip was made from the Bar-
l_em River Iands and the train went
through Norwaik shunt 10:80: o’clock
this ‘morning.
BRIDGEPORT SMALLPOX
BRIDGEPORT. April £l.—-Wlilism
Simmons. 15. died in Englewood Bos-
piml,~yrste:r«;sy;nfternoon, of hemor-
rhagic smallpox. the most serious type
of the disease. I‘his is the fourth
death from he smallpox that has oc-
curbed here. .
At ’azIMeeting of the 1
«from (not .1 "
» Hartford
Bigelow-Hartford
{allude from 'the finest
. ‘wools to be found, merm-
--;fnetured with the most
I §eomplete modern hein-
ties and rigidly inspected 7
by msters in theindmltry. r
'vael-‘y Bigelow 31311!an
I--carpet or rug represents .'
"the highest development
'in floor covering.
Recently, the Guest of the
Oxford‘Lnrich and
‘W
s 5...; ”sin am:
‘17. mm for
' Standard ‘Make Tires
at The
um DES ,
Day _ Was,
"I” «for.
Sir firm-y lander _
no isonhtllrssig—
m’s “Minn
EM"!
1m" «mm 1. «v-
“M
”on! rig: 1L
. i .
"man 1 'i
~Defies-Utxs and}: suits
.flmflmmm '17
m my PM
{anmnnson
roman. arch
Tension-1s-
.V.
I
Wham: tile deficit would mr; as
high as half a billon dollars .511.
'mmd ‘by some ‘l‘reasun mic-ml;
could not be accurately dtilr‘lmned
at this time. it was said. as tnn var.
loss contingent items 6: rev nw 11ml
lrexpenditure taken into OOllHr [-1303
in m the finances of it»: com.
4 Us fiscal year made accurate (lei-arm.
ination gilt-he expected delirzt «H.305.
sable. Officials asserted hcrwowr
W deficit was certain
‘ MWARY
BARRY
This wank is growing amuse
mm are (or sale her- . wry
trading day at coast-mare prime—-
only theabest of materials“ use». in
' milking the various bakery Wurfs.
Every day sweet rolls are'nesdy r' 7
n. or. whfle the other rolls of various
kmare ready attire store at 31
You'll like the rolls“ made .- at
SaniMoBfieryuSS South Main St not.
John B. Sandner. Prop—Adv.
v1 3
Your Eyes Should Be
Investigated
If the letters on a‘printed mu-
or seem to run into each 0th."
sou. have to hold the paper "
from your eyes than formerh . -- gs
THAMER, lNC.
mots-fists and Optimal“
8 TAtlanticSt. . Stamford
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All mines. for sale or to "L
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is dict-good policy (0.
; sari-y m funds. Bot-
‘31": ‘see this bank about
' travelers’ -checks. They
are handy and
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