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a
"" Comgry club.
‘i,
mslunrs av ‘ ‘rs. _
.. lie—“Tho White- M nhey."
Raises—"Ten Common menu." .
fluent-"The Keeper of the
"pea." .
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. . some by ‘
. -' Hatch 80.-—Broad Bivci Commu-
. : {silty stumble». ,
‘ March ill. -- Annual ester tea
land we. Brenner's circle.
.‘~ Mulch iii.-—Cord i’ar Ophir
~ Cbspter. Eastern Star.
‘, March 31.—-ltumnmso .‘Sale for
Brook'slde Chapel in the P is Shop.
April 8.-ltcunion 1923. Not-walk
High School class , at‘ Norwalk
_ April ’l.-—Gt'u.nd officers“ to visit
”‘Ophir Chapter 0. E, 6.
April '1 --Girl Scout 0i cers’ ss-
ficlation meet—Colonel Coultcr to
lpwks u . fl."
April 8. -— Twentieth siniversary
Eons and Daughters of Li arty.
April 9.-—L'at.hollc Unto K. of C.
‘ ance at Clubhouse on est Ave.
nue. '
April il.—League of Wol en Vot-
ers meet at ltoyai James." iss Alice
‘~ Hunt' to speak.
‘,-v April 10.--Court Framer. Order
Goldeniaceptre Dance. ‘
5 April il—Bishop Bre‘ tcr at
, Trinity Chu ch.
" g April 12.—-Muctinz of Gihod Luck
Club.
1. April lit—Court Laurel.
loolai at K. of C. Hall.
3 April 14.-—Annual Meet df Garden
Clubs“ the Norwaik Country glut).
f * ‘Aprll lit—Annual Baiquet at
flout); Nortvaik Cong. Chur h.
C. D. A..
April 20.—-Pebple‘s Chorus Pre-
sents "Martha." ‘
, April 20. -— Masquerade Dance.
Frank C. Godfrey Auxiiia . Odd
Fella}? Hall. ‘
,Sun‘ and Tide For Tomorrow.
Sumfii'scs 5:19 A. M.
Sun Bets 6:. e P. M.
High Tide 1c M.
Low Tide (Gill P. M.
i
,
A. full attendance of malnbers is
desired for the rehearsal o the De
clay band. this evening inlthe club
house. (in West avenue. ‘
. “ u" e s s ‘
-g-Ths cleaning 'dyeing aid pres-
ing of garments is given tn closest
2 attention at The Twin City anct's
Enlblishment.
delivered. 67 No. Main St.‘ Phone
408.-Adv.
.. ; o s o ‘
It was Just 74 years one today
that Harriett Beecher Stow “e book.
“Uncle Tom‘s Cabin.' 'made‘its first
appearance.
' 0 II on
. , ~deios and Victrdiss told on
easy terms. Donnellya—Adv. ‘
, 0 I ‘
Charles Doulcns. 19 Stl John
street. will entertain the uembers
cf' the B, R. club at his hoi c, this
evening. ' i
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--Lehlgh coal, Harris & liens.—
» Adv. ‘
. s s s
H The new Norwalk directorf made
its 1926 appearance yesterday, and
was “distributed to the nu crous
subscribers. There are [many handy
, changes this year-Lt ‘ .
W s s
\
It
L—Whatever your problel s in
heating-and plumbing work t‘, e new
building. the renovation or Jobbing
work. Nelson M. White's expg is can
do the same in a sntlsfacto‘t, man-
'.ner. Nelson M. White, heati g and
plumbing contracton 56 Nor-ti Main
' fleet—Adv. , , ‘
‘ O O. O
, “Miss Irene finnnon has returned
. to her home, 105 South Mainstreet,
after spending a week with rd‘lstivcs
, in New Haven.
i . O O O
_. i
-—.Anthraclte all sizes. H; rls 8s
‘Ganse—Adv. ' l.
O 0 0
- Mrs.‘Leonard T. Merl-ell of‘lstam-
ford visited in this city Sunda'Fr.
"is. i t t '
—-CARD.PARTY .
' Wednesday, March 81st. attirnoon
and evening. auspices Ophiri hap-
ten‘flo. E. S. Masonic Timple.
uhlnston Stceet. Eouth N01 elk.
" Prizes. Admission 50c. l
O C
.. Ch pion, son of Mi.
E Earrings: C. Champioh.
insets: at Connecticut Agricu tural
age, at Storrs. Mr, Champ on is
graduate of the Norwalk iHlsh
pchool. " ‘
.and
of
. . o s/s .1
, --“THE8E WOMEN" ,
i‘ii‘hess Women" is the next 1 the
, es of great novels published
W, in Tho Evening Sentintl.’ It
ednesday. Be sure to; read
(IV. 5 ‘
'3 .o c ,
John L. Breltweisser. Westport.
also received honors. ‘
if 0 O O ‘
. ~YOUR GARolzfilN'vil
Went tips and g ad on
" ‘ and care of your sardln in
' to: garden series. ‘Read to-
‘ were,” Page 3.—Adv. ‘
"t ' o s s .
_ Incite o. ’ Russell or‘ the
: .. mum and Power in-
mesa has been ,visiting “sla-
,.dnsonis. for the past isev-
fi 0 .O l
21%: is confined to
I . _ ,. I k l’ .
‘ fiche'm's Night will bei
' _ evening by Uncss Ti‘
4. / ‘
g pannisvisitingin 'ew-
today.
-0 O 0
i
jjdaibo has resigned hlslpo- .
DiScaia's barber she in
sshifl'ston street. Ind ll 0!
«>Wf""“‘
Work caiiedfor and '
airmen
and overlies. - Auspioes.0phir Chap-
ter. 0. ‘E. l. Jla‘sonio .Tssnpls.
Washington Atrset. South Norwslk.
Prisss. Admimionigc.
Mr. Ind Mrs. ‘W. Clarke Crossmsn.
of Westport, wereylsitorr in Nor-
walk yesterday. afternoon”
Stats Policeman Leo F‘. CsrrolihaN
the Ridndeld barracks. motored ‘to
Not-walk on business yesterday.
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-—“'i'HEBl WOMEN”
"These Wcmsnfl' is tbs next in the
series of great novels published
serially in The Evening Gentinei. lt‘
stsrts.chnssday. Be sure to read
ltl-Adv.
s s s _
Miss Mabel Montmmery'of 15‘
Main street has resumed her duties
as bookkeeper'in’iho ofhcs‘ o! .the
Evening Sentinel. aftér a fort-
nicht's absence due to grippe.
O O C
A report was made to the first
distric police last night that a lady's
umbre in. a long ,ten cape nnd‘an
army blanket were stolen~from a car
owned by Mrs. Alice Chapman. 0:
New Canaan. and parked in front of
the Norwaik Library. The blanket
was owned by Mrs. Inwood Coma
stock. The New Cansan people‘at-
tended the Regent theatre between
8:30 and 10:10. The loss was dis-
covered when the party started
for home.
‘ II I .0
—YOUR GARDEN
Exmllcnt tips and good advice on
planting and care of your garden in
Sentinel‘s garden series. Read 4o-
day's article on Page 3.-—Adv.
~ s s " s ‘ _
The regular meeting cf‘the board
of Education will be held next Tues-
day night at 8 o‘clock in the Nor.
walk High school. Thc.increased
salary scale for the teachers will be
discussed at this time.
0 C 0
Miss Marion E. Ceilings, 'sonior
dental nurse at the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company rest homo
and hospital. at Mount McGncgor.
near Saratcgs Springe' N. Y..'is on~
laying a short vacation at the home
of her parents. Mannd' Mrs. Alfred
B. Ceilings, 10 Franklin street.
0 O I
Brown Brothers. meat dealers.
for the past sewn-cl months. in the
Harry oGodwin Block. West Wash-
ington street. todhy vacated the
promises. - '
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The losing team in the Winter
plnnehle to joy of'Uncas Tribe 1.
0. ii. iii tendered the winning
team. a delicious turkey dinner. last
evening. . -
, O I O
F. W. Nihlll, will soon open a
tailor shop in one of the recently
remodeled stores at 5 Railroad ave-
nue. '
s s s .
~—-“THESE WOMEN"
"These Women" is‘ the next in the
series of great novels published
serially in The Evening Sentinel. it
starts Wednesday. . Be sure to read
iti—Adv. ‘ » ,
0 U' 0 .
Frederick F.’ floveioy Jr.. at the
law offices ofdoseph R. Taylor in
the South Norwnllt Trust Company
building, is no. occupying the ot-
flcos. recently attested by Attorney
John J. Cuneo. .
Tho firsk district apparatus rc-
sponded to a generalvaiarm from
Box 52. st {iii Harriet street. yestor~
day afternoon. at 2:30. The firemen
found a. grass fire. which they ex-
tinguished in short order.
. s o s
Mrs. Hurry Morgan Ayres and
daughter. Miss Ann Ayres. of West-
port. were visitors in Norwoilt‘ this
morning.
0 O 0
i -—YOUR GARDEN .
Excellent tips and good advice-on
planting and care of your garden in
Sentinei's garden series: Read to;
day's article on Page a.—-Adv.
C O ‘t _
George . Sim-gas. well - known
horseman, of ‘Wil‘ton,‘ was seentin
Norwaiit yesterday afternoon. dry-
in; a high stepping horse. |
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E. Fairfax Ludlow, of Bridgeport
and strntford was a. visitor'inJhis
city,.tbis morning. ‘ 3.
O I 0,
Stats Police Sergeant. Walter A.
Lynchaihof the Westport barracks.
was in South Norwaik this morning.
0 O O ‘
Norwalk radio fans have , besnu,l‘e~
porting splendid reception. of term
grams during the past few nights.)
The' programs have been coming
over the air very clear. ~ Many fans
have beenpicking up new, stations
in distant—parts of the country. ~
#9. ‘ . ' . E I _ f“ I
A still alarm called " first district
apparatus to Bettswood‘ place short-
iy after 11 o'clock this morning‘to
put out a was lire. ,, ‘
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Local merchants have. arranged
some pretty window displays , of
Easter articles. .Seversi tins displays
of Easter plants and flowers‘bave
been noticed in ‘the‘ window»
O 0' O .‘
Repairs ha'Ve’been‘ made sewers-
men to sewer catch—basins inss'ver’sl
places in the first district. New
~ Warranty.
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' 'Clechcl audience (neither objectionable. nor especially
- ' suitable for boyssnd girls
w
j 1 \ <-hsvs been mums soon
‘ . , ‘ . s so s ,
Mlhrris. of Pamphl. 1..
is spending s~tew days visiting with
friends, in Norwaik.
, O O 0
There is no let-up in the Innin-
berefoolds. crisps and lniiusnss
in Norwslk. Dr Robert E. Pei-duo
reports that the epidemic is not
serious and believes that the worst
is'ovcr. . , p. m,
WM. NEW YORK—sot
, s‘ s s
The street department is melons
repairs on the dirt roads in the
first district. The rough surfaces
are being cut dowu by a scraper,
improving them greatly.
Deaths and Eunersls
Thefunersl of Andrew J. Bow- 1Offl-fleors'o Olson's Orchestra.
mannwho died from injuries received “WEAK “ml ‘01“‘499
7:15-Helen Davis. banolst.
Two—United States Marine
Romance,
mance."
9:80—William Bniiyn. songs.
the Grand Tour.
when struck by an auto on Friday P. M-
evenins. tools pldce yesterday after- MOO—Dinner music-
noon at. 3:80 from the horns in 80- Gill—"Poetry-‘
wsyton avenue. Rev. Walter C. 7:00-—Lcuis Colon. temr. ‘
Cowsrt. pastor or the nominee Ms-
thodist church. oiiiciated.‘ The serv-
ices wers largely attended and there
were many beautiful florsbofferings.
course.
Interment was in Union cemetery, Quartet, Alice Godiliot, so-
Rowsyton. pranp: Moyerholl String
‘ Quartet.
Caroline Jam 8:00—“Grnnd Prize Eurekas."
Miss Caroline Johnson passed
away last evening at her home in
Chestunt Hill aged 16 years. The
funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at 10. from the home.
RevxDr. Ernest F. McGrezor. pastor
oftthe First Congregational church
will officiate. Interment will be in
Rye. N. Y. "
8: ail—The Twins.
9:00—Eveready Hour.
Game."
10:30—Vlnccnt Lopez‘s Orchestra.
1131 2~Ross Got-man's Orchestra.
WBNY, NEW roux—2w.
l". M.
kilo—Knickerbocker Trio.
8:00--Unltcd States Army Band.
moo—Buddy Dalton.
mill—Rose Fisher, pianist.
Edwin Stephens
Thefun‘erol of Edwin Stephens
was yesterday afternoon at 2:80 mac-original Janey Ramblers:
o'clock from the home of his uks artist.
mother. Mrs. Albert Clark. 233 10:15.49...” Ramblers. , . .'
Main street. and was very largely
attended. Rev. Louis E. Howell.
rector of Saint Paul's Episcopal
church miclated.‘ Pallbearers were
cousins of the deceased. There were
many beautiful floral offerings. One
was from members of the theatri—
10:45-—~Lorcitn Reynolds, soprano.
11:00-0riglnoi Jersey Arcadians.
WF‘BH. NEW YORK—273.
P.‘ M.
mono—Katherine Connolly. songs.
dzlS~Rodlo talk. Bill Schudt.
dzso—Mnjestic String Orchestra.
cal protéulou in Coney Island li:30——(':onniu’s Orchestra.
theatres. Interment in Riverside . “'6le, NEW YORK—316.
cemetery. " P. M. ,
6:00-—-i.lncle Geebce.
mad—June Lee. Anette, singing.
GAB-Art Center Series.
”1'”.
aim-aunt Bernard
The funeral of Mrs. Giovanni
Bernard was held this morning at
8:80 from the home. 20 Burbank
street. and at 9 from Saint Joseph's
church. interment in Satin Mary's
cemetry. , .
tra.
s : OO—J'Sevon Last Words."
citcsirn. .
moo—Crystal Dnnrc Orchestra.
two—"French Bulldog."--by Frank
Dole. of the Herald Tribune.
d.
8:30~The‘ Deltnh l-{aideo of
“Gems of Ru-
lo:oo-"Devcnshlre and Cornwall."
MAO—Milton Cross and KeitNlo~
7:10—Columbia University French
’l’:30—~Amcricon composers~' Gena
Bl‘anscombe. Strntford Male
10:0.0—"3 a til 0 A u o t i c n Bridge
7 :0 O——.\ rowwhend Concert Orches-
solo-
ists. chorus, Symphony 0r-
THEAIR
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I mac-«Association of Reform i-‘tib~
his. Cantor Nathan Melt-
Real E tat zoff. Dr. iudoif Grossinan.
. e 10:00——Pns.~:ovor program: choirn
Cantor Grinvait.
tru.
WEN, KEW YORK—801.
P. M.
szoovTrcasurelnnd Neighbors.
sum—Dance orchestra.
7:30-~\Vill Onklandfs Chateau.
8:00-Ruta's Orchestra.
8:80~chk Hughes. songs.
8:40—-Judith Roth. somno.
ozone—Knoll and Long. songs.
9 : OO—‘-—Locw's iOrchc’stra.
Transfers
Ten roal'estate transfers ware til.
ed with Town. Clerk Herbert R.
smith during the past week. 'l'heyL
follow: Wilber Blauvclt to Dorothy
M. Hoyt. lot and buildings. Elton
Place. Warranty.
Reed G. Haviicudl to Orrie S.
Horton ct‘al, lot. Rowsyton Beach.
10:00--Alired 'Dulin. pianist.
10:15—Rila Axons; violinist.
10:30—llnryoy Schlochman. songs,
MAS—Poetics by NTG.
li:30-—~Lexlnuion organ recital.
RulphE. Case to Frank B. eFord.
lot. Bowayton Beach. Warranty.
Angeline L. Wright to Henry C.
Sherer. lotond buildingsi'wmlth
street. Warranty. ‘
Ralph E. Case to Charles G. W -
terbury. lot and buildings, Ron-sy-
ton Beach. Warranty.
William liobsonsnd wife to Mar-
ion E. Oser. lot and buildings, Main
Avenue. Warranty.
Clinton Trading Corporation
Louis P. Dessar et ai. land and
buildings. Silvennine. Warranty.
John J. Cavsnaxh et al to Agnes
G. Covansgh. lot and buildings.
Snscquo. Hills. Wnrronty.
Fred LHFlnch to Ida. 1f. Finch.
lot and buildings. Bartlett Avenue.
Warranty.
Joyce M. .W'hitins to Adele C.
Lyon. lot and buildings. Fist Hill
tcrtniners.
‘WMCA, xmv’ronK—aii.
P. .1. -
hlt‘.
6230—1):an orchosrtn.
7:31i—-—Lulu Quinn Weyani. songs.
RSV—Uncle Bunny.
8:00—Pace program.
Rafi—Health talk.
8:}0—Entorininere.
ilzoov—Brcwcr Smith. talk.
min—Palmer pen lesson.
limo—Radio Franks.
0:45——"How to Drive." ‘
10:007-Crecic Follies.
imam-Tango orchestra. ‘
Hum—Ernie Golden's Ohhcstra. '
13:00-—McAipln Entertainers.
WRNY, ICEW YORK—258.
P. M.
6:45——Churles Vilss. law series.
too—inane. commerce, theater in
ex. '
to
Road. Warranty.
CUBLEY OLDS TITLE
. LONDON, M rch‘ sop-Johnny
Curley. British featherweight: cham-
plan and holder of the Lonsdale
belt, retained all his honors in a 30
round fight at the National Sport-
ing club. last night. He defeated
Harry Corthet. or Bethnal Green.
the challenger. on points.
songs.
S:15-"Elcctricity.” H. W. SvCL‘i'.
limo—Opera. "Martha.”
limo—Arrowhead Dance Orches-
6:00-—0lrott \‘uil's String Ensmn-
7:80—-Lesier Binglcy. Clara. Mother.
7:45~0r1ando‘s Concert Orchestra.
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9:30-Dlily Glenson's Entertainers;
ll midnight—Hurry Richman‘s l'Zn-'
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l I1.3Il.~’i‘hc Canadians. ‘
Two—Murmur mgn woe... ‘ , Maryland. for a. century the great-
‘;‘:in-.:1'im (‘numiinnn .ost-dyster producing state in Amer-
T;:;o..~i‘ouce film-mm ‘rca, is losing a great party! its prcs~
'.‘;.'in—~-":\iy Joli," Winter )1“;qu 121302 to New Jersey because the lat-
i 5:"0—-l.lrooki.\'u NMVSI‘HI‘N' Men'silm‘ has practiced conservation while
l mu}, ”081.3,“ the former has not. according to a
b'ilomsmourners' Snxophono Sothnltimore disputch to a. New York
(0113‘ mewspupcr. . -
$11il|-~w\iltl rose by Joseph Guidcr ‘ While Maryland has discussed con-
SIN—Sojourners Saxophone Scx- servuiion measures other states have
mic. fput. them into effect.- gihc conserva-
5,m__~ H . . .. ilcn experts say. liL‘COI" m: to Stvep-
i ll;l5—7-—.1'\‘:‘i(1,nli:“:i(clllilliflcgirmlst. son Earle. State Conservation ‘70“2'
. 9.30_ Umwnm Mr-imif. whistler. ,missioner, that as a. result Maryland 5
l U:vi$—~l..:li‘u,\'oltu Llnmmnge. slorics. ‘produciion is'dwindimg while that of'
l 3:55-r—llv‘i‘mli'd Frank, "The liar- ;oiiicr States is increasing.
_ monk :1 Wizard." . New Jersey is cited by the .conscr-
imminwpnnpr alarms; weather. vutiou authorities as on cxumple of
T1q);..;,,.1;1.00!i13.n UM: Club. what can be accomplished by con-
lilHSh-«Juuu-n ”mu“. pianist. struciive measures. Through .the
IlO:«ih--(:lw.~ Club. planting of. barren. bottoms oyster
limit—Dimer!” ilughos’l’lnmbicrs. production in 3"“ Jersey has in-
“"011. Nlman—iort creased until that Stain. is giving
ll". .‘l. Maryland :1. close race in produc-
E thin-will]! \Vflilltf‘. "Sports." lion.
iNorwalk Plumbers
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133 States
‘ 17,810 For Week --
‘ 3,447 For ”S a in e
,1 Period of 1925.
A mild epidemic of measles has
‘pcrvurled the country. with 17.810
cases of this ailment reported from
33 States for the week ended Fob-
ruary 27. as compared to only 3.“?
cases reported for the corresponding
week of 1925, Public Health Service
Statistics announced Mal‘bh 26. die-
close. Ninety seven cities reported
11,504 cases of measles for the sur-
voyed week of 1026, as against only
1.940 cases last year. ‘
The status of other diseases sur-
veyed by tho limlth Service. were as
follows:
Diphtherin~anr the week ended
February 27. 1036. 86 States reported
1,833 cases. For the week ended
February 28. 1023, the “the States
reported 1,591 cases of this disease.
Pollomyiolitls—Ji‘hiriy-suven Sinios
reported 23 cases of pollomyelitis for
the wool: ended February 27. 1926.
The sums Stains reported ‘8 cases
for some work 1th your. .
Scarlet fetch—Scarlet fever was
noporicd for the Week as follows:
Thirty-nix Suites. this year, 4.118
roses: inst your. 5.063 mace: 97 cities.
Jihis yc'nr. 1,621 cases: last year, 1'.-
10m cones; estimated expectancy. 1.-
.ifm crises.
Smullpofi—For the wot-k ended
February 27. 1926. {it} Siaietz reported
:v'.‘l. Lost your for the correspond-
ing: week they ropurtml 975 cases.
mama liven-n \V'hiitcmorc. lender! Typhoid Fever—Ono hundred and
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or .1, loiirllt mini: whom) loot ran into forty-seven minus were reported for
u lnrunw. is twiling
: N-m‘ York
criminal
u'inuinr: iron-dour tor his wife. the
"'l‘lln-r Girl".
the police of the week ended February 27, 1926.
details of his by 35 Slates. l-"or the corresponding
the hope of week of 1925. iliosnmo States‘ro-
'poried 2‘28 (hi-ms of this disease.
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Phone 1123
15 Main St., Not-walk, Ct.
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.‘iIi—«Mul Thompson, liurpist. '
lu: lb-«Jtuih Shot-nun. songs. :
l.:(nlr«~l'p and limvn Broadway. l
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l Influenza, and pneumonia—Deaths 5:11:33 Shin 135::
fl‘rom influenza and pneumonia were iorids gpe‘d-l' E513 tun.
lreportcd for the week by 91 cities. mm. GUMCO'MLN 7 ‘53:: . furniture
fwlth n population of more than (:9.- riorldllflshcoss. i‘m. , H 35 p.m. ; STERLING Bugs
000,000, as follows: 1926, 1.71: 43:31::132 1.3"?! my“. 5:32.31. Ranges
deaths: 1925. 1.191.
MMANDiS'
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad alike South
the Double l'rsr's Sea Level Route
fldlf‘i'rurrvdfions. interrelation m-
FURNITURE
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:0” mi'uivc-réli3' Orchestra.
:lfi~.\';irn Tunis. so::prnno.~
:“H—-l: nlroml irilh. Harrow Goer.
lib-121;. who and liugh liumsnuern
'2.1—-.l1::1.li".“i'inll. pianist. O y S to 1' Production
.3.l-l.l on and his l-‘ox. lilo-Violin: There Drops and In.
. Creases In N. J. ‘
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“NF. .\l‘l“‘ YORK—526
l The problem of replenishing the
oyster beds of the Clwsapeuko and its
tributaries is the most serious con-
servation question that confronts this
State. in opinion of Commissioner
Gztlumxows builrviiu.
At New York Dinner
_‘ LOSiNG‘TO N. J.
I. F. FULLER. G. E. P. A.
1246 iirosdssy. New York .
Tel. Lsciswsnns 7080 ‘
It! for“l'rrwimt Trips" Booklsf -‘
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COMPANY
‘ own
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Bath
This beautiful :i-plecc set with' nick
5'63er
room Outfit, Complete. $55 ' l i
Plums
el fittings. A-l quality. 805.
l-‘our Nill‘H‘fllli plmnhcl's and two
firum Wilton uttumlml the conference
and dinner shell by tho Duro Water
system company at the Hotel Astor in
New York Ciiv yesterday afternoon
and evening. There were 151 present
from New Ji rsoy. New York “and
Connecticut. Those from Norwnik
were: John M. i‘m-gr-r, John J. Coic- .
mun. Captain Joseph Lockhnrt and
Preston Tim-mural. .i. G. Davis and
George 1‘. iuirrlngor, of Wilton. also
attended the affair. A
The program opened at 1 o'clockI
with talks during the afternoon by;
salesmen. The dinner \\‘.".:: served!
at 6 and (in: party Make. up at lul
o'clock. Plllllll'ifi‘d \vt-rc renuircd to
sell a certain number of Duro wa-
ter systems before illuy received an
invitation to the affair. The local
delegation hint a line limo besides
receiving some valuable instructions
from the snlrsmtn. ' ‘ 1
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A man who couldn't budge a sack
of cement can sit with a 125-pound
girl in his lap for hours.
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Says He Felt Drunk
Most ‘of- the Time
Kerouac:
writes—9! felt drunk most or the
time. , My head was dissy.
ecuidn't think clearly. One do l
dropped a coin and when I flopped
to get it! got so dlzsy I almost
felt. 4,_ister found opt that the
cause of this cendltion wss consti-
pation. This wss overcome 'by a
short course of Csrter's Little Live:
123:“: applet“. hasfldoublcd. and
nee. as on ly lest use."
Outer-ts Little Liver Pills more
the bowels and“ relieve the system
of its poisonousnatter.
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Earle.
Some progress has been made in
the planting of barren bottoms with
shells. but. the work is being done'
only on about one-tenth of the scale I
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GAS RANGEe. $21.30 liP—Electric automatic Pump. complete. 300.
Cool and gas combination Stoves. $85. We carry a complete line of
PLUMIIING and HEATING supplies, including steam boilers.
radiators. pipe and fittings. All materials guarahteed perfect.
that is necessary. WI} I‘Al' Till: FREIGHT. Send for tree catalogue 42
.roland's winter rye. acreage is es; l, J M SEIDENBERG CO Inc
iimnterl as 11303.00.) acres. which; ° ' . ' . 0' ,,,.
compares with a total spring and. 36 New Summer St. Stamford, Cowl“.
‘ Branch 254 West 84th St., New York City ‘
winter rye urea. inst‘year'of 12.150.-
000 acres. according to the.Intern'a,-’
tionel Institute of Agriculture. '
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South‘worwslk
Easter Specials
._ ‘ far Men
‘, Our own guarantee with
every suit. High class in
' every respect.
Charge Account If
You‘Wisll
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