avenue. was cu. XS?! mu} iv.
church gosh-rd»: .. y. g». at 4‘
0'9" ct, W‘Ifuv. l-‘uiiu-r ‘1, M"
' n Mrs. Frank Muisnno “'0'!‘\' it:
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. CITY AND VICINITY NE
S NOTES
Special Victor Itch-uses now on Srtlo:
3t Donnell".
Vlccnt M. Mumucro. of Brookltn:
New York. this it w“ hull] must or;
Kr. and Mrs. Anthony Audino. ni‘
Lox-sen strrvt. 1
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Tho trout season oimns up in Con-l
330(ch mwt Fumbu. Fvnrvs of lutoT:
fishermen arw 1»l.‘rliiin;: ("ill 1:“; iti-
quest (it ill" “sin cit}: .I i'LJ‘lfi'Tv.”
Q C O
--Fuli line of auto acrcssorir‘y
Ali-on Kohn.
o o o 2
Yesterday was l‘nIm Sunday. SUI"
wide: at thv local churriics \vcrn.
largely tittcmimi. l‘ulmH vmrc illu-
tributcd at tilt. luc‘ui Cullivliu t‘llulnll'
lOI.
o o o
Mr. and Mus. \Vliilun D'Grndi’. o2"
nlver strm t, .uc ti l‘ lvimuf fiili't his 0.
3 b0)“. horn Sunni.“ Itiif'vi in H3"
Norwalk lins’pli .i. .‘ltlill' l' .lii'i (‘hlivl‘
sro doinl; Mini):
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"Tom." the pmyrlr. nppnrcntly is
on tho Job ngam in the l-‘irst his I
trlct. Mrs. immic J. wan-.1. of S lJm‘
street, ro-poriw'i to .iu- uphmn imlrw ‘
in‘t night that. u. umu \‘rvs looking i I,
3 window Ui’ ll',l' lltlllit- l‘.ill0li:I-u
Ciune and J. 1min“). lil\| Sliguti Li. hit
the man hztvi illciipzn .lrn ti.
’ C ‘ .
-—-ll.-st :thlliw l ‘ «l' lfaxtv r f‘." l
in town ui m- t“ - MN: 314».
68 “(all Sirll' “in: '» r- "H my
C . .
Tho bullriim: l.;.~ l vlli' '1“ Hr i’aiv-
kcr INTI l'lll'i‘i'-'.rti--1.Ii n'liuyvii i'l‘
\Vatrrblli'v v.1“! :«x .- 1'. .. i‘ ,\ “it:
350,:l". i-iiiw'l Ill . (l. 1.. - .. i‘w it will"
met in tiw (”win 1.:
m ifw rwix' Hull;
x‘t-pnrts. tlu‘ 3' ‘ t. i. ‘ ‘
vi. .. .‘.\
goal at ille- lrt'litl .1..." -. ”L.
pnign was v \. t ml: l. 1
O O O
Mortimwr J. (‘nii‘mL-l. .! .f» r vl—
IPCIOF n!" l ."«!l ll 1" ll“. , law 1.“ l.
temporally" i'. ‘-:» :r. .1 i.vl.l \‘X :»
to-rbury to i‘ w ,\--w loll. u » ‘ilr.
Connors mi: f»,.,\~ \'.,‘ um \lHJ-i
dsy. III: is. in rrzr' | '- \‘snl‘ i 1‘.
White. of \\'.iilil.*i:}, ulu in) i-~ l
nsslgncd in l‘.‘ .‘J« v. '.'» 'lc ul’t'i . in
some iimc. in" 'i'l (\‘l. '-
quvst. ll.ll.i lru ii i' t ..i ,..-i l t
\Yutcrbm). .
C O Q
Spcnccr “'utv-ylwh. ti«~).~..r . wl
son of Mr null Mia lil‘t-ivl \‘~ 1' .
1(‘ll.ll{.‘rl"ll"..'.“" .H i nt~v~
an unimnul 1., . l i gm. .\ gin l.’
Jodi," d ”id in .i l :1. 11 i
right lulu; null l~ \ w i.;l . .. l‘l l u
adcipbia “lulu -..n 1",! main \ .
performed in l'r. t‘i-r \..'|i r .i l ‘l. :l’
and the «lilatnclu litilii\‘-i. lit). la
homo u'rrmi :mi [Ill' : 1;: . “.«l '
tru thnnltiul nnxi inipgm.
C C O
~42in your \‘lvhmi rt. 'l~l"'2»~l‘~.'.~
on easy wvnkly ruminants. Slum ozlvn'
evenings until 9 p. m.
0
C O
Morin. tiring-Hr r v 1‘ ‘lr
Edward .‘Ilil:'l\ll'ir_
{ti ii »
my in
. .In 4 pl:'.-
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{other Ind Godmutilur (or the lliifi‘n .
Later a reception was in mi Ht t~ w
111.11in homv. n ltirrc nmwiu ~ . - ‘
friends from Nnrwui... Summon . ,r:
New York and “Niki [vim i s It .l, ; l,
nttendnncc. Mmm v-m “mun. .x_ .‘
bfnrucu‘s Jfilll‘ Four In» 01>!" is, . lx‘,
st a late hour rFfrvwl‘uit M. \. . .. ..,
Vcd. It “'1! :ll‘ r r “:3. H' *o . v“ . 3
testiviii- '1 Plan“ l. 'g‘ . x, , W
ed many llt‘.'liti'n| g-wH :e..-. .
Ind friends.
OOLORITITGE EA NAL‘S'T Eliwfm
Colors Old and New Si aw Huts
Stillson-l’owcll Corp.
South N orwnlk.
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Dill you (”u-r culmillcr fl ;
What it. liio'ilh’ in mirry "91‘
mm of our ‘iil\'lll‘_'\ pow {‘3’
books 7 ll ivlwulii‘lm you ’
53 ii. tlI"]i‘I\lllil' i‘i‘ ilil\
strong progrmsivc bunk.
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But it has {1 far «,zrlg-i‘, tr
ynluc. lluilri y! m' .'~.‘|\'lil;’~‘
account |-_\' unkins: i':w-.
qucnt uw of your PW“-
book and you mm {mm
through muny doors oi
opportunity ‘imr oihvr
wise would in (l’lbtjil
against you.
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One of our in.“ lmnl‘w‘,
properly uwd. is u paw-
port to sur'vcw.
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and
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So. Norwaik
Savings
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(“liwsc Corporation. Chicago. spent
Iihu tuck wild at his home 32 \Vcst
.iwnuc.
. O O
A report was made to the Fire
. on \Yth‘l nvl‘uue lit. the corner of flood
It'lli'ilv r ol’
. lilil'illlt‘lli.
.iu'lili .\iiu.il‘:i lIIi' l:ii:’v sum.“ iinvt‘
awn ItlTi|i*‘ t) litrldc-u’s Carmela.
l‘nnscliu. nmv Clicbruiml nit-7.20-
:nprmm. Tailoring her brilliant d»:-
‘nH in \'N.\' l'mk tho otlicr Honing.
;"l i'm liwki," will ilu‘ critics. ici'vr-
_:: tn lib"?! I'vlihi‘lli‘, liniw‘l prima
vim-":t .iini mmilJr (lllllgllil‘i‘ of Mr.
ml mu ll» ninmin l’onsclic. of Mer-
1:» u, Still more 1:1 coming to Mori-
l~1tiward Bernard,
Department that the glass in Box 35,
cornur of Havilund and “filter Stream.
was broken.
V i i
'l‘ln: warning light. at the excavation
Mm t \‘i‘llt out lust night, but. was
rcpluccni by the police.
0 I O
-<~Soft hats and caps—O'Brien's.
O C I
A bad hob: in Codar street at the
lllmwood li\(‘lllle “as re-
i‘lll‘lv'tl by the police to the strclt de-
A (om minim \\ :1." made to tilt‘ police
l
“amt u. nwlst putty on Elizabeth
:‘Hrl. n: l:j;’l.‘v o'ilut'ii Sundny morn-
nu: l‘.’.'rul:u.nu .lnhi: Ilcynolds went
to H”; p'ucc .uni llllitlt‘il tho choiccrs.
O 0 C
'l‘hat's All.
0
Guns
--~.‘I..rris ti:
4 O .
of the ant‘
trip to Florida.
Csptsin James Conklin spent yes-l
terday on Sheffield on the Sound.
0 O 0
Stephen Nova]: 01‘ 188 South Main
street is confined to his home with an
attack of grip.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and
family at New York city were the
work-end nests of fir. End firs. Eon-
neiiy. Garner street.
0 O 0
Charles Smythe Earl. formerly of
Norwalk. was a visitor in the city ycs—
terday. Mr. Earl just returned from a.
Court Frances, 0. G. 8.. will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow even-
ing. There will be initiation. Members
are asked to bring refreshments.
U 0 0
— Buy your Easter
C
but at O’llrlcn's.
O O
Thcre will bc a. regular wcckly rc—
hearsal ot’ the Pcopies' Chorus tomor-
row cvening at 8 o'clock at the Nor-
walk high school auditorium.
O U 0'
William Milne, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Milne of 14 Maple strect. a
sindcnt of “'cntworih rtillvgv‘, Boston,
Mass, is spending the Easter vacation
with his parents.
'I‘i r "ll.’li'llilf5~3" snow ball was the
Maw rvl' :iilnllvvi‘ iiiltttly Wilt‘n POI;-
rx' t nth: or .Vdil‘i-llllt‘k. \w ut under
ii.- l..-i.« (or the l‘llllUYill ot‘ an eye.
il-~ “.1." .«tzuck by it snow bail early
z': 'lw- " ':1: r. Followim: the accident
"\"'i}' . 't'nvt “as made to save the
:m. m int injui’wi uyc. it was?
Wyn] H -'t iii. ruzilt would luv: onlyfi
l E'tl' 1;: inn; ill'!'l. and that proper.i
tim'nt uonid li‘hlort’ the vision.
.\‘l in: . 1»: ‘v-u- futilc. howmx-r. and
in» scum: than “us tnkcn to thc
\\;-!- v. mi l:l>‘~[il!.i'. “lil‘l‘l‘ Dr. Jnmt‘fi
.K‘ .‘nl !l‘llll 1.. r'mmml the opcrniion.
a o a
A rc'xmi m rr..‘.irwn scrvice murk«
ms: i'w ‘_‘-H ’n Illllzl‘x'tl‘si'il‘y of thr
”Hint-Jinn of the iirst rcr‘ior or
H'iwwi l“i‘li'(‘li in Stintrortl. was hr-lrl
'i‘li'xrml-n iii-tilt. 'l‘iw s-przxkvr of th»
".,,.,._..,,‘H u'xs i‘.n litv. 'l’. \V. I‘ym.
‘li.‘l nl l‘x'ni-t‘ ‘;:- ”mum London;
'l‘il- Il!:l rcgim', “le: Oiiiii‘ntinn
“:w‘ :wmm-nmruh l, “‘le l‘r. Suntucl
Johnaux “Cl‘u \x'ir: OlllHillr‘iI at St.
‘1. NHL 2:1 i.xv l‘:~.1:l, l.Uliltlll. .‘l;ll(‘li
.‘l. 1733. ’
o o o l
~~ linrr'a .‘L I? "2-: That's all.
C O O
Ti‘v'wv t'.u“z\i'j.‘ {flavors “"1‘0 r‘n~
"anti ll: :1 U.‘ lip: I.’.fl'.‘i}' on aim!
‘ \‘...U li-ti: ‘ W m. ll 5?." . i 4 _-.y 12-min f
.w. x. ml ." “-‘v i:1‘-H . \t'iiv 7i‘v'lii'
“‘4( hwll, i‘ --»_< .K" l'f " r. 1.".
I l ’i. l. .. \tif?) inn "."II
a! i't. '4, \il: *i 71.33'4‘,7'3.ii‘1'i.llilin
l i. ‘ -. l\, :ivu “t'nlvr :ill' wt. I‘banFdE
\'.‘i'i F-im; S\l'\i luv-'3 :ts-mniimits. Av
M- .r in il.. pufnc ital-no “n" tho
i v i’w- I‘.“'" .fl .i Vi‘ i‘n no fit"-t
l'1‘: '. rr-u I'llmn ix izoltl Willimii:
.l'..l ll 1'. =~ : 3mm of szw’». 2'
O O I ’
S’i'll‘lt'l llizzi, “aim is hold by tho
\\’.iirii~.l.'\‘ in)“ :» (Ill sushi. ion 09‘
laminar .vv-t fry in lc’lrxirw Loki"
~: ., . ‘i. 1«l iw-l villi-'lllq tho;
«in of lil.l“lll“‘."~' in but“. WIN]
'..,,1‘ in l'l“ l’ H Hi’li lilfi (‘l’iilll‘l ("it
f ‘i!!!' ”U ' {It v is prnr‘lcnilx‘l
-' ~. vi "Sim“ ,!:w.[_\ Tull ‘
lll< 1...! plan (imifly dcstrny—I
t‘." digv-ncry nus ”mild;
2 :~. l 1-]. i‘m- ym'lrv m in.“
w. .l l.. .‘lzwfin (”741‘ viicr ntI
l'm'... s“::imul iii/:7 “may
' u to lion-"vial. thc
pé'i'! n in tlm pm'k.
‘zliu‘ui ‘.\‘uln~~sda_\'
\‘til i
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l":¥l lino r.
,‘x'irvln Ix'nlllt.
auto accossoricn'
.\ xvii"! mm iirz of the Connecticut
.‘ ~ ‘ Minn o: \‘.:It~-r \Vorlm Pingin-
.4 l“! .ilili iii“ i'niririlt'llt'ili Health A!-
w ,‘.u.. Iii! lw ll("l .‘ll. ii.“ illilcl
im'i i, ll.l:‘lllnl1l. .\l:i“.l .l‘\. 'l‘llt‘ pro-
1.1 tr." ilw :« ‘uion follows: 1":30l
. :n.. liouml table discussion; 2:00!
p ii, "l‘L"'tilUli umi l'l‘i;\'cliti()li ol‘
Yul-wold l‘lli'l! l.ili‘3~'_" ivy J. print rick
I. lu-uili. nlii'vv'ur, Luro-au (if Sanitary
wiriziw; rims. t»l.:ii~ ri.,p:ti’iui. ul of;
l'u ’il. "\\'lv it (Tune-limbs u i’ntnbiv'
anti Sui} llllliitlilK-\\'illvl'." will be
the mini-ct or an address by Ilr.
(‘lizirln-s .l. llartlvtt. Jin-ctor or labor-
;ilnilcs. I‘ifiit,‘ tl’ partmrnt of litalth.
I I O
”null-nuts to hill: in ifur‘opc and in
’Y- n I‘ll't||1""l tl‘l‘ l'onscllcs. for it i8
1' : Mil ii in tbvntii'nl circles in New
Yini. Hint Author}; lu’illl‘ kncmn as
'l‘mzx', b»; L'UJ‘" (m lino lx'viih circuit
r1 \ui hrxl’i?‘ unvl illit'r opening in
l'im-l ll nu: “in bi) men in New York.
0 O .
KNOW-DON’T
GUESS
Nobody knows what
he is going to do. But
anybody can know what
he has done. Keep your
accounts with this bank,
and your check book
will always show what
you have done.
The '
City National
Bank
South- Norwaik, Conn.
There will be a rehearsal of the de-
gree team and guard of Eureka. lic—
lwkuh Lodgc, No. 42. I. U. 0. l-‘. on
Thursday cvcninf; of this “cult at :.
o'clock.
O
Q 0
Mrs. Anna. Dawson, worthy matron
of Hpbir Chapter No. 52, 0. 1‘2. 8. will
hold a rcccption for the Chnptcr
b-ii Nun’s lintl, “Wishington sirtoi.
Hthis -. veiling.
O O .
J. J. Msllctte's patrons and frlcnds
arc cordially United to nticnd tho
demonstration of Gossmii t‘OrM-is in 1m
gixcn by Miss Clark. cxprrt corset-
,tivrc on 'I‘uvrsduy and \Vcducsduy of'
this “ch.
O O O
~~Ilurris & Garza. 'lnst's all.
C C D
An automobile owncd by Cornr-liur
lwnihnuof Alivir-w il‘if‘nllé. cnurht
iirn _\‘i'slt‘l‘vl.'l_\' ‘ rrfit‘rnonn lliiu‘ lhc
“Rmpc farm in \\'-.~.t Norwnlk. 'l’hc
mncbinc'wns badly (laminar-4i lu'fox‘c
tin blitz» could be (utinguishmi.
I a O
Hrs. ix'riml-iil will be nt lionnvilv's
all this “(‘l'k. to dunnnsirain ilic art
of n illils: “in. more “iron" and but
kct waning: l‘hcribody 15K iinitui to
conic and meet Mrs. Krimblli. who
‘wlll be glad to assist them in this art.
Mr. and Mrs llarncy llcrmnn. o.’
(Lirm r strt‘ci. “ore guests at tho wmi—
ding of Mrs. lurinnn's slstcr,
Tilly Hsmnn, to Harry Front. of Port
(‘hcsicn which was soicmnizod ycsicr-
idny at the home of thc bride on Sum-l
mcr st rcc t, Stamford.
O O 0
Miss \Viiln Millcr, of Elmwnod awn,
mm, has imcn ro-c-nunt'rd to sing ncxt
sunson in the L'nitcd Cnnzrczntionsl
church l’iridzvport. Miss Mliicr has
[also bcmt cngagcd to sink Friday ove-
nimrs in tho 3mm. ‘i'cmplr‘.
port.
ill-Mgr!-
According to mimic rumors. \Vllsocs
Point is being used today cs a landing
['lflt‘t‘ for rum—running bouts. It in
said that two or thrcc cartoon of
u hinkv-y arc brim: landcd at that point
cnch wcck mid transportcd nwuy with
nutomnbi'c truclts. “'ilson Point
“as {ormu'ly a. (co-.crnment shipyard.
o o o
--Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
.‘i. R. Ave. Phone 330.
O O
O
l‘rof. Briggs, of Ynln. will nivc iris
svconll lecturv in Langunm‘ work :it
tho Norwnlk Misfit School. on 'l‘m-Svln}
:it’tt‘rnoon at 4 o'clock. The subjects to
bc dumoustrutml nrc: 'i‘hc (lrni Les-
son. ihc Viiulizvd Lungungo (lam-t.
lhn Liw Enuncizttion (hmc and "Sini-
MI Beginnings in VVriti-‘n \\'ork."
o o s
George Jones. of Southport was
brought to police hcaliqunrlvrs early
Sunday morning by l'ntrolnmn Gainer
on the complaint of \Villiam Curry a
taxi drivcr. who said that he had bcr‘n
driving .loncs about the city and thnt
bc .ll'ln't want to pay his turn. Finally
hc did pnv up and was :lllowcd to
no.
0 O O
'l‘hc Fonnncticut Light 5.- Power
company is to install a now 1‘15 horse-
r‘our‘r strum bollt-r i‘ccd \vntcr imatwr
and pumps at tho Iidibor nvcnue gas
works shortly. This will be follownd
with tho. installation of a FO-horsc
powcr blowcr and othcr miscellaneous
imprnvcmcnts :iitizrccniim: in cost
$201100.
0
A non-suit was entered by Judge
fivorgc l-l'. Voshurzh this morning in
the caso of Joseph Scndc and wife,
renrcscutcd by Atfnrncy C‘. C. Ilczc—
mnn. nrninst Ilanicl McCarthy. rcprc-
scntcd by 'l‘nm‘mnnv I" Connery. Ii
wns dinimcd that tho dci’cndnnts had
destroycd somc wall paper in the
plaintiff's house. but it could not he
provcn that the dcfcndants were the
guilty pnrtics. hence the non—suit.
O 0
all
Mism‘
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ketchatn and
daughter have returned to their home
here after a. visit ni Atlantic City.
C 0 0
Mrs. J. E. Caldwell. of South Main
street. is spending the day in New
lYork city on business.
' . O O Q
The directors of the Crofut &
I Knn'p’p" Ha’t"camb&my héld a. "fieefihs
'Yesterda)’. at. which time it was offi-
cially decided to start work on the
.crection of their new factory in East
‘Norwalk as soon as possible. It is
.' expected that Work will start the first.
‘of next month. ’
0 t O
VVhlle stepping from the float at
the Norwaik Boat club yesterday. in-
to his boat, Albert. Heine, Jr.. sustain-
ed a. fracture of the left ankle when
he Slipped and foil. The fracture will
,‘confino Mr. Heine to his home for
: scvcral weeks. it is expected.
' O O C
On the compiant of Joseph Kadi-
bid. of 25 Fort Point street. who said
[that a. man had assaulted him in
|l“l_vnn's East Side Lunch room on
Liberty Square. Patrolman Louis
lrchm nrrcstcd amsm at an early
hour on Sunday morning. According
to what could be burned todaY. ”19
.man attempted to act as peaccmnkcr
in an argument in which Kudihid fig-
Ier’i and in doim: so was struck by
tho lattcr. lie rctnllntcd and is said
to hnvc blacked Karllbid’s eyes. This
morning when thr- casc was callcd.
Kudibhi “III! the wiintsmcs toiled Yb
‘put in an appcnrau‘i'c. and the critic
lwns (‘Ollll'lIJ’Wi until 'O‘liursda)‘ morn-
;im: of this wcck.
: EaSTISIdmaik
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Roynolds. of
qund street were rcCtnt Visitors in
llri'lgvport.
0
O Q
The regular mct-tizx'; of Troop No.
char-sod from the Nor-walk Hospital
and is able to be about again. He
visited the Mayflower Hook 8: Ladder
quarters yesterday and his many
triends were glad to see him around
again:
0 O 0
So generous has been the response
to the appeal. 9! the library,,,,ccrnuimg,
a? the’ fast, ’No’rw’d’lki Improvement
Association for old rags sud papers.
which may be sold. that. it has been
found to be lmpossibe to secure all
of the donated material in one day.
The collection will be completed to-
morrow however. Anyone who may be
away from home tomorrow. is there-
fore requested to leave the donation:
outside where the man may find them
and take them away. The committee
desired today to express. through the
Evening Sentinel. thanks to its many
friends for their kind generous re—
sponse.
Rowayton
Mrs. Georgc A. Kay, is confined to
her home with a severe attack of the
grip. ‘
O 0 0
Mrs. Edward Millspaugh of Crock-
ctt street is recovering from her re-
cent illness.
0 O O
Earle 1“. Stevens. chief engineer or
the I’hilndclphia, of the Rod 1). lino.
suilml on Saturday from New York
for Porto Rico, Curacao. and Venezu—
(18. to be gone 23 days.
0 O O
The Ladics’ Aid Society of the
lzowayton Methodist church will mot-t
in tho chapel on \Vcdncsd’ny after.
noon at one o'clock to sew. The rcg-
ulnr business mcetlng will be held at
three o'clock.
C O O
Mr. and Mrs. “’nltcr S. Hoyt. of
Grumman awnuc. Norwalk. announce
the (ligagr‘mcnt of their youngrst
vluughtcr. I‘t-ari Rlanche Hoyt. to \Vil-
Maude Mliispauxh West avenue.
0 O 0
Miss Ettie Tookor hart-stunted to
her home in Highland avenue. utter
spending the week end with friends in
Norwalk.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Grout and
son Everett. of the Post Road. moved
into their new home to the house
owned by Ralph Hindiey. of Maple
avenue. on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs.
Groat’s new home was formerly the
old Scofield residence.
,,,. ,.,§,.. 6 I, ‘,
Elwood T. Nettleton, late
of the Town Highway Department.
who resigned at the first of the year
to take a. government position in
W'sshington. is expected in Barton, to-
day. Mr. Nettleton will take up his
former position with the Town High-
way Department.
0 O
The new West avenue cement road
is in poor shape at the present time.
People who have occasion to travel
over the road much have reported
that with the frost leaving the ground
many gaping fisures have appeared
in the as road. \Vhile these fissures
are not in than a. couple of inches
in width, the make it rather poor
traveling.
o 0
Ernest B. Crofoot, chairman of the
ien, who is an anti-vaccinationist, is
to be vaccinated. Mr. Crotoot is em-
in Stamford. whore six cases of smali~
pox have. ocen discovered. An order
by the factory officials that. all em-
ploycs of thc plant were to be vaccin-
aicd as a. preventative measure makes
vaccination at the plant compulsory.
Mr. ('Z‘roi'oot says he will {all in line
and submit to vaccination.
O O C
In a. postponcd game, Friday night.
in the Church Howling Tournament
at the Y. M. C. A.. alloys. in Stamford.
man with 168. and ha also turncd in
the host tbrcc game average. 156.
The scorcs:
l-tmmnnucl Chapel.
l
.6. ll. 5. .\., was livid (.‘i Saturday eve-3 ,, -
Hing at Communii.‘ hull. :llnm 1" Billrnstcin 0t: Rowaytnn, the" Shaniberlin “I 1?? 13.4. 131
. . . l‘Vt-(Illlng to take place in the near tit-i“;m“art ' 12" I4: 1“
lure lxnapp ....... 1.16 14‘ Ha
chcinlLscrxxz'Rlxs fro io‘hcI hot: t‘his ' . . . .‘aianwll “a” 14‘ 145, “g
wcck at 7lli‘st Iis‘Lv-a 0 Hire . )e- -. ..
cause it is the \y'dck‘ iv: fore Easter. Rowayton Mcthodis! church. Palm; “(3th . ' ' H . 127 1‘9 103
. . . .Suudny gave cheer and inspiration io'Tohl -..4- -.«;- :51; .1.“
‘ ,_ , .muny hccnuse th do was so h’: it - ‘ s ‘ 9 "' ' "fi' ‘
Danie Inicscn and Len Thomas}!m n d "m f G V‘ i '1‘ 1 Norotou l‘rcsbytcrian.
{Star Piiclznrs of tho l‘astimc A. C'Hrcmto’rfi‘ In "Yf"",:“g‘:" ”ought ”’1‘ 7071011 in; 1°; l"6
.c. "L ' . 5,-51. ‘ s , ““‘ """ ‘ ’ ‘
:“m ‘1“ “"0" 0“ “i“ ‘ “k“ ‘0‘ “Win. . ‘ fin: 1 ) Tum I‘m.” roll-‘ishtr . ....... 144 119 in:
fur-nil. this coming 8 .:~lu\- nttu‘noon.‘ ”"5 an ” mi». "91““ 1m" 5“"“1. 'l‘Hcr 160 1176 1”
. . , ' :mnny hrnrts towards taking a. hirhcr l“ 1’ “H """ 1+" 11., 1. ..
. . ‘. for ..... 7‘. . :1-
Miss Mary C. lint” or East :ch-g‘dm in “rfl' i‘onig!.t ”1" Sunday} \ ‘ \ q ’
nil-.1. has bccn (iii. :i‘lillllll: {l’ltlldfi;srhoc’l Board holds “3 rrgular itinnth~' .lorrian H H -ii; 168 101
from Nrw London at l.cr home during L‘- mcctiug “L ‘ '4“ o'clock. Th‘fi'sdaytm... 7.21 634 57;.-1q6;
tho past work. :
l
! \Vork is oxpccicd in Lorin on tho
{construction of the purl; along lira-i
\irW aim-mic. tho but; 3cm): now lure
to be torn down in n :~hort while.
i O O I
‘ lmprovomcnt is no'vd in the con-
ldititvn of Mrs. Ilowari Lowfinfi 3f
' Svavinw .iwnuo “ho H ill with pncu~
monia.
lie-v. Kenneth Mackenzie. rector of
Holy ’l‘rinity‘hflcmorlal Church in
_\\'cuiport. had char; 0 of the evening
prnicr and St‘l‘nioll aTChrist Episco—
‘pui church last (Vt-oping
.
.
g -
Ilnrry 'l‘. innit. of thc Melts (‘omq
rparty, llrixlgrpm-t. was a gucst nvcr
‘ihv- v-cck end of .‘ir. and .‘lrs.
{William (zunibell. at their home on
Scnxicu' nu-uuc.
C
.lusrph Tlug‘nn micd 90 will play
; llvnry ltxzckwnltx. ratcd 110 tomorrow .
icvcnmg :i'. t’t’llo’s parlors in tlic
[pockct billiard tournament being held
tbcre.
'l‘bc Sim/lay school board of the:
East :nrnuc \l. l-‘.. church will moot
tomorrow cx'mzing at S o‘clock at the
church whvn thc annual election or
olfic. rs will in held.
I O
The complctcd plans for the Calf.
Pas-turn I’nl‘llt‘ll bathing houses will be
submiticd nt tbn adjourned meeting
of thc city council to be held at the
council chambers tomorrow evening-
ut 8 o'clock.
A collcction or old rugs and papers
is being made today by the Library
committvo or the l-Zast Nonvalk 1m-
provomcnt Association. the results of
tho collection to be sold and the
irioncy nppllcd for Library purposes.
0 0 C
Niccsrs. l’imh and Thomas are the
captains of tho contending bowling
{cums at the rccrcntional and follow-
ship night to he held this evening at
the Rust avenue 71E. Church when
the non and oldcr boys gather.
. O 0
Miss Ellen Canevarl of Liberty
Squnre lost $50 in- bills while on her
way to the bank on Saturday morn-
ing. She immediately advertised her
loss in the Evening Sentinel with the
rcsult that this morning the money
was returned to her. by an East Nor-
walk woman who saw the advertise-
mont in the paper. Another proof
that Sentinci advertising pays.
0 O 0
Harry Landis. who was injured in
in fall from a. ladder at the Hotel Clif-
ford s month ago, has been dis-
;‘ . Through our connection with The Title Insur-
7:. ance and Mortgage Company, one of the largest title
guaranty companies in this part of our State, Wé
; can now supply you with Guarantees of the Title to
your Real Estate.
Drop In And Talk It Over.
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, Can Furnish You
Guaranty of Title Insurance!
lmudc by all our pcoplc.
night at 7:30. svrmon flllkl celrbraiimz
of the Lord‘s Suppvr. “'c trust :1
{rcc and iicurt} rrsponsv will bv
Ltt us make
it. a. prccinus Fl Hicc.
Gcorgc Ycaion and family have
moved into thcir new home on Mupl:
avenue.
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o O o
' Al Ecklsnd has returned to bi:
home in Brooklyn, ni‘ter spcndim
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