"Vital Statistics
“is outnumbered the boys. as to
March, as shown in the
statistics {or \‘orwalk issued to-
no set: of twins both girls. were
7 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Der-
r on March 21 The most pop-
W name for girls as shown in the
W11. seems to be the old fashion-
name of Max-3. There were four
is given this name in March. three
vhom were born on the same day.
h Jst. There were three Mar-
flats. and two Glories.
There were it marriages and 45
deaths during the month. The de-
tailed list; is as follows:
BIRTHS.
“Karen ‘
Et-‘Jeanne.
McGarric.
Dorothy. to Dewey
Raymond.
«diary. to “’ullaqe and Phoebe
1 Bell. °
. ' 1——Ma1'y, to Abe and Minnie Boso—
' vich.
. 3, 1———Mary, to Michael and Anna, Du-
' gan.
S—Bcatricc.
Eula.
24—Frank.
Puskas.
3—Ida, to Frank and Edna Meko-
, sel.
31’ 4—Mildrcd, to \Villiam and Mildred
' LeCount.
I 4—-—Pasqualc, to Mike and Rosa Ru-
.2 bino.
" S—Bfelvin. to Roosevelt and Daisy
1 Smith.
‘fLG—Antonio. to Antonio and Maria
. Greco.
’ 7—V-incenzo. to \‘lllcenzo and Luc3
Romano.
;8-—Hermas. to l-Iermas and Corinne
Poricr.
V, 8-—-Sal\atolc. to Vinccnzo and Gui—
,. scppa )l: lite-is.
J's—Gerald. to Col 'uld and Mlldlcd
.’ DCNikL‘. J1.
flaLouisc, to
3 Marina.
9—GloriaI to “illiam and Malga-
ret Smith.
‘ 9—Paul to Steven and Mary Pocak.
‘.10-—John to Thomas and Della
. ' Byrnts
10—Malznret. to
, '. Magdalena Grab.
All—Chartres to Charles and Han-
nah Smack.
lit—Gloria. to Morris and Fannie
‘ , Lindwall.
“ 12-Florcncc.
Hallarn.
. ‘15—Marjorie.
' Shcchan.
' iii—Charles. to Domenick and Lucy
5 Franc-lino.
7 IS—Edwurd. to Frank and Margaret
, Benedict.
16—15mm, to
« Christopher.
‘ 16—Auna. to Joseph and
’17 Hashim.
X‘s—William.
~ Anderson.
JO—Filomena. to John and France:-
' ca. Manzi. '
. JY—Cnrminlclo. to Anthony and Car-
. mono. La Motto.
.’ l7—Mar3, to Angelo and Antionctte
‘ ' Zuni-o.
18——-\Iai_‘1cl.
‘ ‘ Coombs.
18—Margaret, to Lewis and Eliza-
. both Kovacs. '
‘ 18—Miriam. to Isidore and Suzanne
. Rosenthal.
.2; its—Dora. to M3 ron and Lillie Crow—
‘3 i' 1133.
j Jaw—Joseph, to Paul and Julia Smile- l
' , wozoky.
.ga—Jamcs. to James and Anna. Reid.
l19—-—Umber’to. to Rocco and Cather-
ina. Rossetti. g
sit—Henry. to \‘i‘illiam and'
., Counihan.
~Alice, to Charles and Alice Der-
ringer.
1~—-Anna, to Charles and Alice Der-
‘Z,’ ringer (twins).
2—«Angelina. to Cosmo and Clara.
‘3’: ‘Agliotta.
gag—Charles,
; ‘Sherman. ‘
..tfi—Margaret. to Broderick and Min-
, nie Keyser.
aS—Mclba, to Fred and Marie Kitty.
“gs—Helen. to \Valter and Blanche
g”: , Norman
, Mervin. to
‘Wetmore.
Z'T‘Georgc Lewis Cosgrove, to Sa~
die Casgrme (0. W.)
Lawrence. to Francis and Violet
Hamilton. '
:Dolores. tu Clifford and
ETalbot.
"Rosie. to Trobine and Angelina.
_Lombardi.
one, to “’alter and Jennie Col.
lingo.
. ulia,
Joseph
to John and Adble
to Lewis and Bertha
3‘. ”uneven ... ,. .3.
Joseph and Ruth
F redcrick and
to Thomas and Mary
to John and Irene
Daniel and Theresa
Amelia
to Edward and Dora
to Millle and Mabel
Base
to Charles and Alice
Andrew and Sarah
Anna.
to Arthur and Elizabeth
to Angelo and Rose
harks. to Charles and Marion ‘
urph).
the-i. to Joseph and Catherine
urzbacher.
to David and Catherine
' MARRLAG’ES.
Viton Saunders and Florence.
cCartoI.
”Hue! Howard and Mrs. Mary
'birnas Evcnden and Susan
_ opher Rubiey and Bessie
thier.
Giordano and Louise Fre-
elseh and Marie Mon-
Burma and Julia. Kish.
64 years. 11‘
year: ,one
70 years,
to “‘iiliam and Agnes
and Pearl
"may will celebrate ne‘z'soth anni
versary on May 13 The colonial re-
cords show tint on May 18. 1675.9.
governor. Cain. John Allyn“ secretary
and John Falcoit or Hartford treas-
urer, thexeneral court immediately
reminiscent.
der cover of the bombardment.
Despite many reports to the contrary, Spain is continuing its unpopular war in Morocco, and
meeting with as little success as the allies in their Gallipoli compel
The upper photo shows transports bombarding enemy positions (the little wisps of}
smoke are bursting shells); in the lower photo troops are seen discmbarking at Alcozur Segucr 1111-:
. of ‘which these photos are
months.
1——Thomas Allen 81
months. 20 da3s.
lv—Drmell'ios Kouris,
28 days.
G—Josepll Novuk.
(133's.
T—llclen Kory, 10
months. two days.
12—.‘larvin Benedict. 74 years.
month. 16 days.
lS—Edith Christopher. two days.
lS—Mary Gouczi. 71 years.
months. 27 days.
l4—Mary Johnson, 86 years,
months. 13 days.
l-i—John “'hone. 59
months, 28 days.
15—i~‘lorcnce Dow, 54 years.
months. 13 days.
7—Julia. Malunpliy, 60 years.
ES—Baby Erickson. one hour.
l4—-—Curtis B002. 51 years.
months. 21 days.
15—John M’cCarthy, 45 years.
17—}lelcn Murphey. 84 years, eight
months, {our days.
lZ—Minnie Lockwood, (it.
seven months. 10 (1113‘s.
8—Jllliztj‘latt. 53 years, 11 months.
16 days.
1—Dantl Lommo,
eight days.
B—Julin. \‘udns.
29 days.
ill-Susie W'ilkie. 30 years.
months. ‘25 days.
24—And'rew Ritzo. 47
months. 12 days.
lS-Chnrles V'i'illiums, 74 years. three
months, 20 days.
Ill—Charles Smith. 63
months. nine days.
ill—Emily Jennings. 80 years. three
years. three
six months.
one month. {our
years. two
one
nine
years, seven
SCV'CTI
nine
years.
three months.
years. four
years. 1 l
two ;
42 years. 11 months, 1
three
l months. 16 days. '
‘10—)Iargarotha “‘alther. 55 years.
l 11 months. 20 days. :
i2:—-—Surzll1 Murray. 86 years. nine
l months. ‘25 days.
”it’ll—amnion “bod. 35 years,
[ months, six days.
ilS-Augustus Gillendcr.
' four months. 18 days.
lift—eulum Eastman. 64 years, two
months. 13 days.
25-——‘\‘V'illl:1m Iluhbcll. 85 years.
.month. three days.
gall—Joseph Brown. 53 years.
‘ months. four days.
'23—-—Annie Buttery. 73 years.
months. 23 days.
24~Annn Hutchinson.
months. 24 days.
seven
8 1 you rs.
one
eight
six
52 years. nine
months. [our days.
ES—Rudolph Paulmich.
four months. 2: “”11133
26~——John Nolan 3C'1rs.
months, eight days.
‘26-—~J:1nles l'Irilly.
months. 23 (1213‘s.
lib-«Stephen 1’ulinlgas. 57 years. five
months. 14 vlrlys.
!2:;-(.:llm-lr-s llcll. 53
months, 17 days.
22——.\iyrtlc lrvillcrii 34
months. 27 days. a
The Bee Npt Over-Busy.
(Science Article.)
58
nine
63 six
:V'Cfll‘fil
yours. l1
years. 11
said average of 31.65 round trips. she
accumulates and deposits in the hive
only eight-tenths of a grain of honey.
To produce a. pound. or an economic
Value of perhaps 25 cents. 567 bees
make 17.577 trips and then die cull-
ing it a life.
City'Hotel Block
5 People’s Market, rue.
”Telephone 2806—A. F. Coburn, Mgr.
40 South ‘Main St.
.Legs of
Lamb
300m.
Fresh
38c97
Killed Fowl‘
1 Rib Lamb Forequart-
l
Chops ers of Lamb
35c “" 22c “"
Should'cr
*Stcak
2001b
Fresh Plate
Beef
80 lb.
Corned
Beef
80 lb.
Sirloin.
Steak
38c lb.
- Fresh
Chopped
Beef . ‘
16", lb. .
Boneless
Roast Beef
28c lb.
Lamb for ‘ Veal for
Stew
1501b."
Stew
15 (3 lb.
Rump of Pure Pork
Sausage
Meat
«30::
OVeal
25cm.
Roast '-
Pork
30clb
Frankforts ,
Liverwurst '
Bologna
\
Sunlight ,
1-4 Print
.- Butter '
50ch
Fresh
Shoulders
20 clb
1
l
Fresh, Strictly ‘
years. ‘
In this life labor. with its atore-'
425cm.'
Hams 3
’ lb; ‘vlb.
Ffésh‘ Eggs :
Curiosity Satisfied.
(Knoxville Sentinel.)
The curiosity of a. motorist on a.
country road was aroused by the let-
tering. too small to read. on‘ the
spare tire of a car ahead.
Anxious to know what it said. he
put his foot on the accelerator and
read:
'1: you can see this you are too
darned close for com!ort."
SHOREFRONT ROADS
The roads at. Shore from Park nro
being resurfaced by the Shorelront
Park company. A top coating of
outer shells is being used in the
u ork. .
passed this resolution: “Upon' the
* motion or John 8:1ka sud John
'J-Iulls to have the privileges of-
- plantation granted to the
inhabi-
tants ot Pagawlette. there being
about twelve minutes settled there
already. and more to the number of
eleven preparing for , settlement
forthwith .and that. they have en.
cased a. minister-to come and'settle
amongst them speedily. and have ex.
pended about one hundred pownds
iii prcphring a. howse tor the minis-
7 tell. this court for their 'incoumge-
merit doe grant them the power and
priviledze 01' a. plantation: and for
their .bowndo this court. doe pre-
serve power in their hands to settle
.-t_ it brownds (when they are in-
to med of the {stats of those lands)
no 11: maybe ‘most accomodsteinz
and. least inconvenient to the and
Pawzasuck and the new town goein:
up at Mattatock; and doe order that
the future dispose of land: within
the bownds to be granted them and
settlement at what is purchased all;
ready by improvement shall be or-
dered and disallowed by the commit-
tee appoynted by this court to see
to the settlement of both the
bownds and distribution of lands.
so as may be best to:- the uphold-
ment of a plantation as is now grant-
ed to them which committe is Cap-
tain John Nash. Captain William
Cut-lice. and Lnt. Thomas Munson.
The plantation o! Pawgussuck is by
thiscourt named Derby and is freed
from county rates for three years
next lollou eing they defmseing their
own charm "
Six days later on May 19 1685.
Town Clerk Abel Guun (“Abell
Gunu. sworn. Clarke." as he describ-
es himself) and recorded it upon
«the town records. npparently chang-
ing the captains' spelling to con
{on-n to his own peculiar ideas.
Theme is also an addition to the re-
corded motion 1. follows: “Cap.
John; Nach; Cup. W11: Curtese: L'c:
Thom: Mensch; are by this court
desalted and upoynted to lay out the
highway from Wodbery to Pagan“
to the most convenient place for a
{cry and also to lay out a convent.
out pursell of. land for a place and
the town or Stmttord and also by
thia court apoyntcd to lay out n
contry highway from tbutrtown to
Pmett in the must convenient
plaCe where the tel-y shall, be set—
L’SmEleanord Tyron. 64 years. seven '
Landau “S
5 - 10c Dept. Store
Successor to
127-129 Washington St.
G. B. Worth ,
Opp. Rialto Theatre i
Compare our prices with others. Our prices are
lower and we know it. These low prices are due
to the fact that we are buying in large quanti-
ties for over 20 stores instead of for only one -
store. You get the savings.-
GREAT REDUCTIONS 0N
LADIES’
In order to make room for our Summer Millinery
we have reduced our
Millinery below cost.
LADIES’ HATS
95c ‘9 $2. 95
Price, Style and Quantity
Special for Saturdtiy
'10 qt. Tin Water Poll
100
Only a limited quantity
Men’ 8 Sport
Coat SWeate’rs
$100
Regular $1 .49
, Childteu’ s Overalls
Blue, Khaki and Gray
Sizes 3 to 6 years
490 f '
Regular 6912 value.
Guaranteed Vacuum
Bottle and Handy Andy
‘ Lunch Kit -
‘9-_/Complete$1 38
Regular $1.98 {one
7' Suit» Cases
$1 001° $1 98-
Ladies Crepe Night
49c
R arvalue'l'ilc
eg‘flSades 5-
court of electibn was held at. Hart- ~
' ma and alter electing John Winth-
, Top. Esqr.. of New London Governor.
'Williamulgeete c: Guiltord deputy
Court
3) ‘ me,
tied. Exstrated out 'or the
Recordsea: May: 19 16‘1"5.'
Jhoo, Allin. secretary." ‘
Up to this time, Derby had been-
~known by the Indians as “Pails”-
sett," (although thlzre flare many.
variations in the spelliné the name"
found in the old records. The name“
was of the Indian tribe residing in
this locality. It “as now changed to
Derby for the reason, it is said. that
a number or the white inhabitants
had come from Derby in England.
"The new town goeing up at Matia—
tock was \Vatcrbury, and the tor-7
ritory or the original Derby covet.
ed all the land between Waterbury
and Milford. including the present
towns of Derby, Knsonla. Seymour.
most of Oxford and parts of one or
two others; The committee appoint-
ed was Captain Nash of New Haven.
one of: the governor‘s assistants.
Captain Curtiss of Stanford and
Lieutenant Munson or New Haven.
The border: of Derby touched these
two towns as Well 9.3 Woodbury.
but a quick agreement as to bound-
aries was not: secured except with;
Milford whose inhabitants do not
seem to have been particularly
pleased with the setting off of the
new town over which they had
claimed jurisdiction. The first
“townsmcn” ‘or sclcctmen were
Samuel Riggs. Ebenezer Johnson,
and Dr. John Hulls. with Abel Gunn
as town clerk.
“11y Pick on Dawes.
(Birmingham Age- Herald.)
If Mr. Dawes would provide him-
self ulth a. gasoline torch and some
Indian V'cgclablo- compound he.
could probably meet the cutie; ex-
pense of his speech-making tour.
Many a. person would buy a. cottk
who really didn't need it, just to
help him along.
Forest Mills
UNIONSUITS
Sizeszfi- 38 75c
$12540- ‘.......4485c
Bodicc low neck. fight 01‘
= looseknee. .
SO. N on all;
.Bainty Palm:f
Hind Embroidered
SM“ $1.95
Shadow Batiste
Vests and Step.in Sets
SW $1 49
Ale-.1-
sfihveakns
Attractix e new
sweaters of It ght: '
weight yarn and glam;
silk, in plain and 110191.
ty weaves.
l
$1.98, 5225 ‘l
-52. so and 52. as i
The service, the com-
~ fort and the slvle com.
_bined in these gar-
ments, m a he th e in
especially desirable at
the low prices named
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South Norualk
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TELL YOU A FEW THING S ABOUT THE SATISFAC-
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YOU THAT WE HAVE JUST THE THINGS YOU WAN T.
THEY WILL SAY. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, THE QUAL-
ITY , OF OUR
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'5.
Joncs’, Pillsburys or Gold Medal Flour............ 81. 39 bag
Puritan Hams 34c lb. Smoked Shoulder . . . . . . . . . .. 18c 1b.
, SlicedBacon ..... '45clb.
Granulated Sugar,.15 lbs. $1..00 Ceresota Flum- . 31.29 bag
Fancy Large, 2-lb. bunch Asparagus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c bch.
California Oranges 35c doz. Florida Grapefruitgi for .....
,for 25¢. New Onions, 4 lbs. . . .
N ew' Potatoes,’ 5 lbs. 25c. Native Rhubarb, 3 bunches . . . .
Large Pineapple, 27for 25c. Native Spinach . . . . . . . . . . 25c pk.
Iceberg Lettuce or Celery, .2
25c
25c
.25c
Fancy Spaulding Rose Potatoes 25c pk. 2-bu. bag . . . . .'. .
‘2 .00
Campbell’s Beans, 3- for 25c. ' Jello, assorted, 3 for . . . . . . .
25c
PinkrSalmon,‘ tall, 2 cans 25c.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 3 for 20¢
Pan-American Coifee, the perfect blend, special 5 lbs. . .
$2.25
Crisco, 6-113. can $1.39. 4-lb'. Pails Pure Lard . . . . . . . . . . 99c
Fresh Eggs 39c doz. Hershey’s or'Baker’s Cocoa . . . . . . .
._.le
Del Monte Pineapple or Peaches, large cans, 4 cans . . . . . \1.09
Applesauce, 3 cans 50c. Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 4 cans .
95c
Betty Brown Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Preserve 3 jars 89c
Betty’s‘Jelly, 3 for 25¢. Kippered Snacks, 3 cans.
for
Van Camp’ s, Borden’ s or Gold Cross Evaporated Milk 12 cans
Ilouovionloto'booouocoulonoblo.... .
-
Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. 25c. Lux, 3 for 25¢. Pea Beans, 3 lbs.
25c
large
" for
Durpeas Cornstarch, 2 for 25¢. Minute Ta
“ Gold-’Dust...'........................p.i(.".fl.l’..2f(.n.‘...
Russett Apples 65c pk. Stark’s Delicious Apples . . . . . . 75 c pk
Fancy Table Apples, 6 for 25¢. Clovetdale Catsup, small . . 15c
‘...............................4...,.......
Sunshine Soda Wafers, 6 for 27c. Sunsweet Prunes, 2-ib. pkg-
' ..... InfirI-tIIo-vutnnOl
pony-co.
ouacouug
5 Valley Com, 6 cans 79c. Benefit Peas, 6 cans
25c
25c
no.
25c
29 c
79c
.‘....u.
.'....COIIOD
" ; Weich’s Grape Juice 35c. Clov erdale Chocolate? 1.11; box 49c
Mueller’s Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles, 2 for . . . . . . . . . 25c
Namco Crab Meat 39c. Joan of Arc Kidney Beans, 3 cans . . 500
ijMwflmem
.‘.-hugoouyo.ooen....
a
l..c-e....
' f ,9 3Ifor 25c. Old Witch:
1-2-11) carton 40c. Sodas, 3-11). carton . . . . 40c
............. 49C
nia, lg 33c
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