'WYerquIReynoulstro‘ot.
. to. the police. that while
‘Fhis automobile in South
Greet. Saturday evening. he
Eliott Farr, who was crossing
muted. Verup was going slow-
the time.
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35". Ford Man. driven by Mrs. S.
of Roweyton turned over on
' ' hill Sunday afternoon.
the steering knuckle broke.
3—0 0110‘ in the car was injured. but
. was damaged.
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fie-venom sprints. Tilly's—Adv.
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1e"'l’oeep‘h Josem reported to the po-
fine. that some one had entered his
m in Elmwood avenue on Sat-
W evening and that they had
*‘en 34 in pennies. This is the sec-
Mid time that this store has been
‘ fired recently.
.
”Freak Raskl was fined $15 and
m in the downtown City Court
Words: morning on the charge of
33am an automobile without a
driver’s license. He was arrested on
My evening, when he made
the turn under the Washington
mt. railroad bridge on the wrong
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~"’2-Lehlgh Coal. Harris & cans.—
Adv.
John Fitzgerald who was arrested
many evening by Patrolman Smith
M ' and Gainor. on the complaint or his
(other that he had assaulted him.
was discharged in the City Court
yesterday morning, by Judge Vos—
burgh, when his father failed to ap-
pear to press the charge.
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Members of the Boys’ club of
ihe Norwalk M. 1:. church enjoycd a.
hike in the'Silverminc district yes-
terday under the guidance of Rev.
Hack Ogleshy. assistant pastor of the
church. and Frank Abbott.
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{LBuy Your Victroxa. on our Club
flan-Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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5'! Dr. Frederick G.
"Sloane, spent the week—end in New
Ed: oily. Mrs. Ritchie is in New
{9!}; city Visiting friends
" ' c o o
«is Helen Ratchford. of 300
‘ hi. street, had. her lousi‘s rc-
.mcved in an operation p:rlor.;1n u at
the Stamford hospital 11;: l-ndcx.
The operation xvns performed _b;.
3 Lin. Foster and Dr. l’crry. Miss
fiatchford is a. school teacher.
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f
Goodwin and Ben
Second district ‘were
Bridgeport Sunday.
will meet at the church tomorrow
afternoon at three thirty o'clock,
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the South Norwalk Congregational
church will meet tomorrow evening
at
of King’s Daughters will be held to-
morrow afternoon at three o'clock
at the home of Mrs. S. L. Moore, 48
Cove avenue.
I EKST NGRWKIIK '—
tue- will entertain
11131119, of \Vest circle of King's Daughters at her
home.
o‘clock.
avenue has purchased a new coupe
automobile.
Osborn avenue entertained friends
the week-end.
nun-niacin» ammo:
Chester. N. I» Sandy.
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Mrs. Teri-y Connors sndchildrei
of Stamford .were guests “’Sunm
with Mrs. Connors’ soother. Airs. R.
Mulvoy of Cross street.
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—Privue mung lessons bound
nlng Tuesday. m 2227-. Pullers.—
Adv. ‘
o o .e .
Miss Julieta. Hoyt of the Royal
James Inn entertained Sunday after-
noon, Misses Velma. Kvance. Ado-
line Brothcrton‘. Mary Rose. Mildred
Gall and Edward. Thorne. Arthur
Brownsteln. ; Al Courtney end
Charles Cowan of Bridgeport.
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Miss Lillian Erickson of New
York city. is a. guest of her father,
Gustave Erickson of Prospect sve-
nue.
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Elcnore Millard. student at Laur-
leton Hell. Hartford. is spending the
Easter recess at her parental home
in Van Burcn avenue.
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William Ward.
Cross college, is spending the Easter
recess with his parents, Mr. and
~ Mrs. William Ward of Franklin .
"m 0! the "337C flinging! 815:; street. son. Edwin. spent the holidays in
cm! Policeman Paul r c, a . t . Brooklyn,-N. Y.
'“.' “ma Sam Landy, Chic Roodner, Nat * ‘ ‘
Edison 0! the
visitors in
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The Congregational Choral society
The Teachers' Training 'class of
7:30 o’clock at the church.
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A mccting of the Endeavor Circle
L. Moore of 48 Cove ave-
the Endeavor
)lrs. S.
tomorrow afternoon nt 3
Charles XV. Staples of Pine Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett of
ram Bridgeport at their home over
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Mr. and Mrs.’ John Flynn of First
wiles
Bur-en nvenue was a. visitor in Dori ‘ '
student at Holy] spending a. few days with. Mr. and
park will
tun rested so many YONG-
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day after spending the Easter vaca-
tion at the home of his parents.
As a. result of the schools in town
clodng Thursday for the Easter vo-
cation. several of the tesChors were
Veronica. Barry, of the high school
faculty. went to her home in Bos-
ton: Miss Lucille Tie‘h. to her home
in Canton- Mass. and Miss Alice
Hickey to her home in Hartford.
0
Raymond 1111131637. or Witorbury.
spent the holiday: with his psrénts.
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and son. of New York city. are
Mrs. George Patchcn.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. Peter McMsnus and
Arthur Patchcn. of Waterbury.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Mr. T. Paichcn.
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_ Raymond Troy, Harold and
Thomas Mannion. William Stel-
zel. and Alexander Archer of New-
ark. N. J.. Spent the holidays in
their: homes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mackenzie
and son spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard hisclrenzie, of Green-
wood avenue.
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About 450 men of St. Mary's par-
ish received communion in a body
at the 8 o'clock mass Easter Sun-
day. The mass was sung throughout
by the male choir.
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'Athur Mannion of Oakvillo spent
the week end with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. James Monulou of So‘uth
street.
Notwithstanding that he was dc-
feated at the borough caucus held
last xvcck_ Vincent L. Bossa is still
making a. game fight to win the.
election that will make him borough
warden. Election for voters oi! the
borough will be held on Monday,
Workmonstariodymrdeymorn— “Mbmwilltflkhmonsnn.
ingdigging upthobueoftheole
At recon the
mm“ ““fi‘mnflea’ mu: the auspices or ilie Row cum Bird
townspeople ddolde' what they went Pmteetlve society.
erected on the site where the foun-
Edgir new. a. studentst Calcite
'colle'ge, unlined his studies yester‘ »
‘ ing his surname: ruldence at Cones.
able to go to their homes. Miss
i Mr. and Mrs. George Reed '6!
Mr. and Mrs. nufieu Sherwood'
7-P—Best Coal.
Harris & Gang—Adv.
0 6
street had as their guests at their
ll
,Rlchard Timmons of New York 1‘
. lrs.
ome over the holiday. Mr. and
Charles V'l‘hies and James
May 5. Backers of Bess. fully real-
ize that former borough elections .
have, been sadly neglected by the
'33ok Inter; five-mum lecturer ‘1 .5 7"
on- user 11. 1564, 148 of "gun
powder exploded on the U. s. 9.
may killing integrator“, The
Scott”! of the {eliciting dsy' roo-
o‘rds the feet that Frederic School).
son of I. School! Washington street
butcher, and a compsnioh. were the
only We to escape from the corn-
pertinent. Sebaub, the item states
Was burned about the face and
Hands and wear undergoing
men: in s hospice! ct Worrisgton.
Florida.
The young blades of twenty years
any mm, at the Mom The
loam in to so elven under the
Mr. and Mrs. Clint-lea 7133mm
of New York, in repairing and pant.
der's' Point, Noroton. .
o o e
M" “‘1 Mrs. Louis 3' Kirk 1." ago anxiously awaited the appear-
Lind?" ““4“- “WW“ ”fish“- once on the streets of The Sentinel
enmm’na 0"" 3““1‘3'9 1“?- ‘M of April 22. 1204. on the ham page
Mrs. Roger Kirk and family of Phil-
Was‘nn account of the minstrel given
edelphie, Pa.
the night before in Hoyt's theatre by
Unces tribe, Improved Order. of Red
Men. The Vocalists who contributed
much to the success of the affair in-
cluded. the item states. William.F.
0"
Stamford visited Mr. and Mrs. Bie-
phen Wood of the“ Poet road Sun-
33‘. by. George H. Hint, Funk
’ O i O Newman, Frank Reeve. Harry A.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor Miller of JOhfl‘Ofl. DP. J M. Wolfe, George
L. Price. A. F. Hathaway, Dr. Stiles
D. Lawrence, Junius Brown. Irving
Horton and Joseph Bartram.
Another item of interest’wss the
baseball game between the bank
clerks and the Connecticut Military
Academy. The score was L! to 10
in favor of the bankers. Their line-
up was as follows: Pierce. as; Dann.
c; Woodward, 2b: Van Buren; 1b;
Benedict, 8b; Osborn. if; Thomp-
son. of; Adams. rt; Sullivan, p.
Among the other items were the
following: . .
"Before the upreme Court of
Errors in Bridge ort, yesterday. the
plaintlfl's appeal. in the suit of
Fair-field avenue. Noroton Heights,
spent Friday in New York city.
William Smith of New Heven is
spending his Easter vacation st his
home in Maple avenue.
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The members at the Why Worry
club were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Sniffen of Le Roy avenue,
Friday evening. ,
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The regular meeting of the Flu.
ance Board will take place in the
o'l'wn Hall Friday evgnlng.
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Miss Madeline Walsh of Noroton
Heights sang in the Universalisi
‘church of Stamfiord Easter Sunday.
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The Noroton Improvement Aflfh
ciallo'n is entering a. prize or a. five
dollar gold piece for a slogan. This
contest is open to anyone in the
town. All communications must be
Sent in to James Golden before
Tuesday, May 13. .
the Connecticut Railway and Light-
' lng company were argued. The
suits were tired for injuries to Mrs.
CometOck who was hurt while on
once! the defendant company's
cars. She kept a. boarding hon-e
and supported her husband who
was in poor health. Mrs. Comstock
sued for $10,000 and was awarded
p e ‘. $500. Mrs. Comsiock sued for 55.-
Miss Katherine Ferguson. tcsch- 0“ and “'35 ownrded 3300‘ The.
er of domestic art and science in the comS‘OCRS “‘9'“ "Presented by
Judge John H. light.
”Street Commissioner George W
Darien Schools is spending the Eas-
(or vacation with friends in Albany.
N.Y. . Fitch of Norwalk is distributing
- . . crushed stone in “all street and
D. F. Bush of New York. has 09- West avenue to the city of South
Norwalk llnc. The stone needs a
thorough Writing down as the
Lclouds of dust which arise cover
everything in the vicinity and main:
life miserable for residents and those
who have occasion'to travel the
thoroughfare. The condition was
particularly bad yesterday because
enen his summer home at Content-
ment Island.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Darlen Methodist Episcopal church
will hold a meeting Thursday after~
noon at 2:30 p. m. at the home oi
Mrs. Stephen R. Hoyt of the Post
road. of the high wind;
o o o . “On Friday, April 29, the young
Miss Margaret Livingston a. tesch- “(“9“ 0‘ Ema“?- Rebekah lodge
treat- ’
"m7 "‘ m“ “of? w” 13%;.“
freakish is in: a e!
the homoot 011111. R. 3. 38199-3
Ventilation street."
“Miss Annie E. Smith. the well
known and popular ancient town
clerk. who has been spending the
winter in Tempe for the benefit or
he! hum: arrived hows yesterday.
Kiss Smith was much benofltted by
lief my in the South.”
Fashion hint for" the any. ' "Is
there any braid the milliners ere
mung more beautiful then the sila‘
very white horse hair 1'"
Fox-scientific purposes 5 motion
picture oumero capable of making
2500 pictures a second has been
constructed.
Stephen Comatoek and wife against ‘
W tfiflabd
pa ta to as
onn'ell’y’s
scum NORWALK —— WESTPORT
For Sale at ,
RETAIL DEALERS
a
or at Baker school. Noroion Heights
will entertain the members after the
city was a. week-end
C Q
meriy of this city. _
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Pea
Coal.
: ‘Miss Agnes
rd hospital.
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. with the farmer's
1: city
Alfred Brown.
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- Lillian Lexine
- of Main street.
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dgar A. Whitakcr of New Ha-
was a. business visitor in the
aiks yesterday.
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‘ 73.... for lawns at Alfred Brown‘s. .
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- . old Mrs. J. Schless and The Ladies’ Mission society of the
.. fly and Samuel
Visitor with
hp parents. Mr. and Mrs. ll. 'lim- ’ _ . . ,,
looms of Hilltop Inn. East “all s:
and Mrs. Cornelius Hoyt of
i. avenue spent the weék-endin
tortury, where they were guests
01 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyde. for- . . .
Harris
the. Slam-
Sunday
Stcbb of
spent Easier
; ricer parental home 011 Prospect
‘ TMr .and Mrs. Samuel \V.lillng m‘
'. fiton avenue and Mrs. Ida. Martin .
.318?” street were week- end xlsit—
' son in New
: Fertilizer for lawns and gar-
Phone 2393-2.
. rotor an d to
. 1’ home in New York city. iolltw—
3 a. few days spent with Miss eulie
l -eep manure and agricultural
, Schine
; Daceport were guests yesterday of .
3 and Mrs. 11. Josem of Lowe
Senter of Wallingford was
Glynn of Brooklyn.
Mr. end .Mrs. Anthony Galbo of
Brooklyn have returned to their
home lifter a‘visit with Mr. Galbo's
parents, Mr. imd Mrs. Mathew Gai-
bo, sr., of Fort Point street:
Miss 'Lcna. Eek of First street has
returned to her home from New
York city. where she spent the
week-end as the guest or her sis-
tcr.
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Mr. and 'Mrs. Richard A. Ucdlng
spent the holiday in Beacon. N. Y.
Mrs. J. Nelson at Seattle has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Gustafson at their home on Plait
street.
~—
The Swedish Congregational
‘chlgrch will meet for rehearsal to-
night at 8 o’clock.
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Miss liinnle and Miss Katherine
Kimmich of Osborn avenue will he
hostess to .the members of St. Ag;
nes' guild of Christ church at their
home tonight. at 8 o‘clock.
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The regular weekly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the East
avenue lllethodist church will be
held tomorrow afternoon at , two
o'clock. In the evening the women
xvil gather in the basement of the
church at eight o'clock to enjoy
their weekly recreation night.
Adv.
Advent Christian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock.
I O
The weekly Neighborhood Nights.
which were discontinued during
Lent, were resumed at the Christ
of
lbend guest of Mr. and. Mrs.
:fiomey of Belden avenue.
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'.3w 3. gas range and water
‘ . - now-4mm 10 to 20 per cent.
" Connecticut Light a. Power
Adv.
. t ‘ the feature of the evening's enier- :ea served. This sale will be in the
, ' _ . _ tainment. om of o May Day celebration. 0 1
Audrey $111113. of Orchard i o i June a the Guild will present :2
{.l was a. visitor in Stamford
1-.u; Y,
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Orwell: Church Orches‘ra con- ll‘
‘ ctr/w- wuv ,o «a. ' -“
church last
was largely atcnded.
was spent in singing,
playing games.
bod Night will be held at the church
next Monday evening. when it is exa
pected that a. radio concert will be
hold a. practice game this evening
“ith Dick Worm's All Stars st the
“Nam“: M. E. Church, I‘ii-,.:‘,\ gt the team will please be
Apr. 25th. All Seats 500. —Ad‘v'.,]1r
evening. The affair
The evening
dancing and
Another Neighbor-
'rhe Pastime baseball team will
icke lot at six o'clock. All mem-
thls town and many of the nearby
villages. .
uled by the
Flower and Fruit Guild on May 1.
at the home or Mrs. Harvard Harts-
horne a. feed sale will be held and
singer of charm and talent, Miss
Patricia. McDonald.
program of folk son 5 in n -
tumes. g ative cos
voters of the borough. inasmuch as
no less than 11 to 15 votes are poll~
ed at any annual borough election.
To defeat the nominated candidate.
Dr. B. H. Keeler. for the office. Boa-
sa. backers believe they can win the
battle by bringing out their full
strength of backer-is.
O
This fight for borough warden has
put-new life into local politics. The
borough election for years has been
almost farcisl no no interest was
shown by the voters. There have
been elections when nine out of ion
xotes were polled out of a. possi-
bility of 900. Frequently at borough
caucuses the village had to be scour-
ed to find a quarum of ten voters
before the business of the meeting
could be transacted. In strong con-
trast to former years. this year's
caucus brought out nearly 200. et-
tracted by the political fight that is
now being fought.
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Two one-act plays, “Dr. Devine,"
and "Mechanical Jane " ‘will be
given at Town Hall. Friday evening
by the New Canaan Girl Scouts. The
benefit entertainment is for the ll~
brnry. The cast of characters in-
cludes many talented local. artists
amOng them Allcb Barnes. Rose
Chrystol. Alice Weberg. Grace Dix-
on Margaret McEnery. Helen Whee-
lock, Marion Lipmsn. Dorothy Klett.
Julia. Kiley. Edith Simon and Mary
McGrsth.
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The annual Eastern Star 'dancc
under the auspices of Acacia Chun-
ier. was held at the Town hall last
night. This nnuel event is a social
function 0: keen interest and great
dellflit for the younger folks of
I. O _U
Two pleasant functions are sched-
New Canaan Plant,
who will give a
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7v
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pushohlmothtmym hassmountodto
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Superintendent Henry W. 83 oil
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yearsisgo
beckon my .
almost
regular meeting. A fine time is
expected. Among the artists who
will assist in entertaining will be A
C. Hodshon and Tom McMahon.
“The weather was by no means
balmy last night. This was clearly
shown when ice 3 half inch thick
was found on the wharf of the Rs-
dcl companyfl .
Recorded in the personal news
is spending the Easter vacation with
her parents in Bethel.
o e e
Mrs. Hugh Wallace and daughter.
Miss Edith M. Wallace. o! estnul
street. Noroton _Heights. were visit;
tors in New York Friday.
The engagement of Miss Ruby
Vase. Public Health Nurse in Dar-
NEW SILK
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' $12.98
L. GOLDEN
68 Washington St.
80. Kai-walk
ion and Rev. Tuttle, pastor of the Were:
Congregational church. Del-ten, has "MT" 3 H VOSbursh and daugh-
been announced.
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Mr. and Mrs. John '1'. Facts. who
have been staying in New York for
some time, have returned to Toke-
ter of Courtlandt place. have gone
to Newark in which place they will
spend a. few days and will return
with Mrs. Mary Vosburgh who
has been at her home in that place
neke. for the past month or six weeks"
“J. Emory Stevens of the firm
‘ BRIDGEPORT. April 2234”“, of Rogers & Stevens has been on a
business trip to Philadelphia "
“Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and
daughter. Jennie of Rowayton xis-
itcd Mr. and Mrs. Whitney in Dar-
lon Sunday. "
"Joseph Walker of the Flsko
stock company who hat. been spend-
ing a. few days at his home in Not—
Purcell. 18. of Westport was exon-
erated yesterday by Coroner Phelan
of criminal responsibility for the
death of Patrick J'. John. who died
at Norwslk hospital, April 13. from
injuries outlet-ed when run down by
an automobile driven by Purcell on
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