verybody is invited to attend the b t”
in Bible study at the Methodist
p ,sol'iage tonight.
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. water 11111111. in fistts‘ as
i11111111119 Mo‘
it
was in the harbor,
«a fleet of empty bar a,
‘ 1 W
The lot at the combined)! heat avenue
and Henry street. is a scene oils live.
l‘y game of ball 11 ‘ noel ti‘in‘ta.
km
The roadroller is
The teams of Frti ' "$11er and
Fred Roberts will
Willis
Thd'mas ' -
shore on the west and at Riverside
arcane ,
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. Charles 919111911 11111 at... 1175111111
wbnt out ducking this morning. They
have not yet reportdd‘ thbir luck at
headduartors. ~ ,i .
at...
Mr. and 111119.110de Saunders have
moved into the Million Richards
place, in Van 7.1111111 dvéniie. the some
street where they , en residing.
“it'd
ments of 1151119
host or the 1111' in
h‘oiiowlli
meeting 11
Church 11191: n1
ofllce1s elected were: ,
PresidenPRichard Bland.
Vice President—'3. W. Velsor
Secretaryah’iiss Jennie Dovis.
Treasurer~Miss Ethel White.
Ceiresponding secretory/“J. Even
den. Jr.
Penny Provident Secretary-«Minot
S, Partiick.
The irn'aleaient (eat 11 en a salt
and a Grl 11' ab originally? nonsense 9110
the village smithy ”of Canton, N. 11.,
was a specialty aot‘,.tor 11191 0901111011
only. never to be re
the cult was willing
to the second part 11, gigpmgd
demurrer. In place of cantinui
the horse shoeing business ’1' 8.0
went into studying the dispensatory
and in a few years not his vellum and
ever since has continued with his mor-
tor and 11911119. in w 1911 his heart and
brain take delight. . his test probably
originated 9.11 (wt on the“ tits. 9 “11.1191”
., as the 1.1111119511111111 11.11.1111 9111 amen
stands upright with 'arms extended
‘ against a six-toot board background
and. the professor pi ions him to the
d by throwing ivss all around
" d t 1111 tr
' fies 111x11. it
chimeric). bags
, leveling ‘
11 A game ‘0! i:
, L. Guernsey. was in
of strawberries u ‘rulif
. 1’;
,g‘ ‘
"Mavens is painting the
in street. ownedb
“ad ' .
WMiss nGertrtu'le Von Gal has been as-
ears of Miss Annie Bishop.
11,11"! Now Haven. who has
road betvioen; the trolley track
plowed. up And put in condition for the
up, 1199191-
111.11 is
roar yestert
tots. Those
‘ cor
.dtt‘dot borers
' g will go out or
1111111 (want
The 1”"Ro'tbn 1501113513119 bridge Was
found to be in poor condition. Some
of the option were badly rotted and
wave been replaced by new ones. The
bridge is being givebn a good overhaul.
flag in every way y H. W. Wells dc
Company and will be in first class con
dition when finished.
Mrs. Mary B. Knowltop. who has
been in for about two 1111111111 at tier
hosts in Crockett avenue,
peacefully away this 111011111in oht ii
01.219.111.11“. Knowlton was in her
eighty- -iiith year. The deceased 1a 9111
vived by four children. Mrs. Charles
Milispaugh. 01! 1.) ion; Mrs. Carrie
yitail‘mond 111 New ”9911‘, and William
Martin «11091 , of this place
$1119 funeral 'will be held from her late
G.resldence Sunday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock and at the Rowayton Baptist
Church at 8. The Rein‘rankQ. Brown
will oniciate. interment will take
place in Spring Grove cemetery. Dar
ion.
DJRIE’NANDN 010M
Willie Willmott has secured a posi-
tion at Ovistt's store.
lMiss{8.1911919 “grogrard is the guest at
M , aids its :dfian'w along very
11155111115111 119111111 ass
‘ Rid! I'd boil , 1
has
Goodevo.o VJ“ Dorian,
in Nay o
r Sherri) of Dorian. was
s visitor 111 9'1» 11111111I 9 tr. Wednesday.
5/111. Guernsey. tether t hsvézuossph
day. . ,
M 094191 1191111111,
William
dart wt , =
hold;avonuo.
N to
mini a new,
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of i’rospso H lots. '
slat ' g at the Hmohside school. opting“ .1 .
'1vah 'l‘uth‘iil’s store has been ‘1
so. 119 would have 9xceptedzdhe
"860 ‘
'i‘ueiv ,
to: friends in [ '
cs '51 Standard. '. _. ,
sister. Mrs. f“
like 59 f .
. . etuneralwiiibe, also
afternoon and will be an to
We my 8 111111 ' 4
dang or. Miss Annit: Mr. or
' Woodmand daught‘e Mr.
iii‘o" lino
iss Halon 8911 11111199111. Miss
Qte'lia Austen.
51.111 Jennie Fairbanks and others. A
: ieasant featurebot the evening was a
A 1.11 11119 .qusen 9.131111 Magoo
was “ a'
blouses-year-
rt 8'
boy 11 1191111111 to camp 0 the 9
es (11.191111 Wendie; 11911111111 sits
line. but Mr. Wendlé had Kirén. a1
that no more gypsles be Allows to
. camp on his property, and they passed
He said afterwardshowavsr; that
Harrisona
11ml 811411111119.htm ore w rtiiyp pdopte.
had he believed “they would Again take
the road. The tribe has 11191199999161
visits in Stamford in years gone by and
have’ always camped on Mr. Wendie's'
property As they ’were assin'g through
Main street Mrs. Herr son espied Mr.
Wendie on the sidewalk, stopped the
véhicle' in which she and her niece. the
DD.
. gypsy queen, rode and introduced Mr.
_ Wendie to the queen, an honor which
the real estate dealer fully appreciated
The tribe intends to camp at Noroton
t'l‘here are seven or eight showy w-ag
one and novels] horses and other ve-
hicles In its outilt.
Wll. TON.
Miss Folsom visited the Metropolis
on Monday.
R. ll. Fitch has sold two now stand
ard wheels.
Miss Katherine White. of Cannons.
. is visiting friends in Washington.
The interior 01 Mrs. Charles ones's
Sumner residence has been new y reu-
ovated
1111111511 Wicks, oi.’ Brooklyn. has re
cent] been the guest of Mrs. D. R
Lam dirtyI ‘ ‘
This McQueen family. oi Brooklyn,
has moyéd into Mrs. Brady' 9 place on
Belden Hill.
Rev. W 1); Hart oihciated in the
congressman Church Ridgoiield.
Sunday evening. .
Several children from the County
Home in Norwalk new; found homes
in this vicinity.
M111. Charles Mumy. of Norwalk.
spent 'a Jaw days in Week with nor
mother; rd. Ann 11119.1 “
Harold Betta. or Astoria. L.i .,ls at
his mother‘s home in Wilton. "He is
udw reooverins trim a severe 99111.
11912611111011 Day services were held in
St. Matthew’s Church 111‘ 11 01210911
Thursday Morning. with 11on Cum-
muulon.
The young people of Cannons Grange
entertained at the hall Thursday even-
ing with a varied and pleasing pro-
gramme.
'l‘he fiendish Gil-sis was entertaiuqdo
by Miss Halon Middishrook on Thurs-
day. Shakespeare. as 1194191.th read
and discussed
Miss Ethel Morey. daughter of Rev.
Dr. Morey. of Portsmouth ., is
visiting her aunt. Miss 111111111111. at
111115er Farm.
Mrs. Stevens, who has 'ooouped Mrs.
Elizabeth Brady's house during the
past year. is now residing in Mrs. C.
M.G'rogory’ 11 house in Winnipauk.
Among the new books 1111er added
to the library are “Edged Tools, " by 11.
hi. Merrimen. "Stringtovm on the!"
Pike, " John Uri Loyd Eben 119111911.
by irvintt ‘ ii
44116111911411. 1 hly 11111191111511
sitisens “do on. d an Mon-
9 ho 11 1151111111411. used iiftya
, , . many 31.191111: hottest! its 1
9 t s. roared fond ly.
, aud‘t r 0x11111159 5111.41 4191-»
inert. Burton. of” 11mm 1111‘;
Frank 11:11:11.“ 111 mighty. 11nd Miss 511-
are to be 9910055111 ‘
band or christian (no 91111109 worfig‘
,‘fllli'y forward.
. 11.91:», on
$511M 11“, ' fi
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the local union. in it-‘tsw 11
words 11111911111911 lie W
Miss Grace Wilimott, ,; .. ~
welcomo," in her 511.1 ‘
went to the trout and .. said that 115‘
he was asked to well 1119 11191111119
the Women's Chris an residues
Union he thoughbthat
" "l have hurt taken my bio on
the 1111111019 or this any ” said M12111
' can "yet i stand here 0 11191901119 yo
_, and it gives the 1319111 1119 sure.
the first place i h 11
. osntiy welcomed
pastors and can
a formal rsoeption
- the shut-oh and i
ii
testit to the hospitality
in to a place. ,r
“Another advantad’d to wéicotne you
speaks of character." Here the speak
or paid a tribute to the ladies tot he; "
1111; 11119111911111.0111. diathetifooiliiiie
ued: “There is a duo 11 of frttornity
here that i am ploajsed to son. .Tlg‘hg
diflsrent pastors 999111 to be willing
reach cut into his 11111.net their
01m and extend a “ ‘ .hsn‘d. You
9 you are: 11'
are ” Mr. 'Duii‘con closed h'is remarks
with a few earnest Words against 111s-
iiquox evil“
Rev W. H. Hubbard. who had just
arrived. was then called upon to 99‘
few words. 1111-. 14111111111 stated Whit
he hardly know why he was called. 11
on to do so, but he understood he was '1
' ' is, there is always something that -
Turkey 1111..
or'e (1911111111
my. in order
31111119110119.
Damascus a d,
B'ALSAM.V "
for the one; $11
§ior the first
t . 1561
to deliver a little address 11"! weicoiho. l?“
and he did so 111 that characteristic
manner oi his.
He said: “First. as a man. i love
women." This brought forth much up-
plause and laughter. .He dwelt on this
line to some extent and drifted on the
City of South Norwalk He said that
he was proud to be a oitison of this
place, as it was no mean city by any
means He stated that the W. C.’i‘
U Union was not strong here and he
wished that it was stronger. He
thought that the men of the United
States did not understand the motives
of the union
“1 want to“ any right here," said Mr.
Hubbard “that l have great respe'otw
(or Mrs. Nation. " This brohght forth
applause. “Let us’ have hutchéts until
we get ballots. " Here he touched up
on woman“ s suftragb and closed his rs-
marks b welcom‘in all present. and
swung; at it wool he a trying room-
ant to see his wife rind mother so to
the polls, but no 11011911 they would1
have the opportunity before they died.
Mrs. M 111. Andrews. state sorred- y
pending secretary, responded
to tho
Welcome Addresses 111 a very few
words. in which aha 99111 that it Was
the first county meeting or the 20111
- century, and she hopod, that the 20th
century movement "Would no success
She then announced
that they would sing "Blast be the The
That Binds." -
After singing. reports from the 1111
1919111 unions were in order. ‘l‘bis
took up considerable time. conclu-
aion. Mrs. 5111511 son {A much
seat. 39 11:91:11 on fitmtggentp'
are strep 11111111911 Mrs.
president of New Haven county. co .
ducted a Bible reading. After prayer,
an adjournment was made ior dinner. ‘
served by 11141 igdi
iv mien .9111. '
Miss Julia Mead is recovering from
h r resent illness, ,
, saw it. lion gmm dang
figs 11st 11113111 to 3
“mile Brook torso." 01 Joseph it:
he .
r. and Mrs.A1-il’1ur Seliosli u ;
mono. Lough
Rev. nomiily 13‘ iiiimphrls o '
in! church 91111111 11191111in1. will hold
service in the Wadi Nth-walk Union .
Chapel. Boudoir. 511,1! 19.41
W
and (lo.
"No. " said the landlady. "we cannot
accommoda You. We only take in
single gentlemen.“ .
"001101111999," replied Mr.
"what makes you think 1'19 twins?“
Try the new romedy for costivoness,'
Chamberlain' s 814111111911 and Liver Tab
lets. Every box maranteed. Price. 85
cents. For sale by George (331111909.
South Norwalk; Edward P Weed Nor
.lack——Don't you think that woman .'
as a rule. prefers a man' who is her
master?
Ethel—Blunt at all; She prefers one
who thinks he is.
811111 ”61111011 will:
near by using Witt" réadliyd
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1115' min wet 11110“
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to 41.1.4111
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111'in 15111 the 111
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will be: the "paramount wit-
di'itWilf nihst
Mart-31.11. j
“ Bods crackers.
' Hormitagedoilee.
111 assume "out 59 the 11m 1? " '
("Uncle 'l‘ovo’h j
“11.111.151.911 ot'i ides,
ThOush they sinali appear.
.fibma‘li 599115 the mountains.
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High.stn1’rin't Butteri
3 cans Silver Brand Milk
.1! 9.861! liaising Flour.
33119;. (1911119111;
179 Inks,
' '51: lb.
holly;
259 can.
Ginger 311111111, 1 '
Gold Dust, 5 lb‘. 11118..
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