119 hurl. .
p N: avenue, tor thevme
. ‘ w d Fay have returned
' mafia how detail later in
hortipn. who is connec
oiwory' aav'ingli Parnell
in?!” at the hotel
, I don IBelIle Is 11
n ‘g the conhtriib‘tlon or
as ”(gay ll (13 k
. “an hm , 0
mg! 'iléaiikt' Joyoi’lhl ”’
the Norwan. its (1
.lrory Blue. for in
and 8 Vernon,
3voylgnoted iii‘e‘
elolfl “8 p ’2.
Vatican :3 ppin
‘ t
ill arrive next wee
.9! meals at the Bel
nciudlng is r. and
Misses Jdaandnuisy.
, one and alter
ed to thei home in New-
athlou-lloll' has had his
1:11; HHicltory Blui‘t painted
01.121131. Norwallt
edin renalntl
‘ nd heartily w
the o0 ‘ 3e .
already occupied by their
rtho season. Mrs. A. S
_ :1“ otiDsnbtlry. lsr‘at her house
', ~ and“ . M. Bartlett at
1m Home; James
or New York‘. Iat Engewster;
Donaldson”)! New 10:11.23
mag, hot n.‘lItIer'iiey City, at
, . . alters and rianii
ew York. mat Summltt avenue;
n of Dnnhury.‘ has an
. eat he a day without
' Eolectric Oil in the house.
llfwh‘st nionlent so cool:
' lfin'El IIIIIth t'1‘h th-
‘ no no sea 0 on
8 gr rter season's
. era, chess. currents,
. ‘ I loves
‘ tolerant. his newton! on Will wil
pong on other input
full to notice t3; kitchen. Yell so
' in this
mew A pattern
. and, and unity be. 319911th
, . when .. ..
”as u more pieces lino
ocean ltd the Y. ME ”and lt'ecglvgcn
neat little card or n .. .
00M
roll-
piano:
the director’ s mom and secretary's of-’ », . ~
flea '.
'l‘h‘e ill‘ding‘ door‘s are open and you
ion and the hand- .
pass into the
some rattan lie or rockers and cosy
chairs of varied design seem to invite
you to sit down; and look at yourself in
line plate a mirror.
1: by this time you tool the need
fresh air.
trout door and around the house and be
impressed with the lurgenese oi the
bath i';ot for there you will find a full—
size lawn tennis court with plenty oi
ll 11 hout i tor numerous other
ggfi‘nuoits. dis-
use cillties for jump-
:ing. it . 11‘ ng .iind basket ball.
when lawn tennis is not being Played.
All these privileges are offered to the
boys and young loan of the town at o’
vuiem .‘noniirie aim and the Woolen-l
(Auxiliary furnishes an excellent 0pc
_porttnlfity to help in this grand work.
'n‘n’d at the some time enjoy all its so-
cial privileges, and these out-officer ‘
sports. .
'l‘he senor eoietary and his farm
' lly hove Ibecitpled rooms on the see.
and floor since April first and he will
have a private office or den in the lit«_
can: ever the front entrance.
the {all it is expected that at least
open! the larger rooms on the second
floor will be fitted up and used for ed-
usationai classes. ,,
Whether or not any credit is due to
the general secretary, who has labored -
so faithfully “in season and out of sea—
son" for the past two years and four
months in order that these things“
3111' he nccomolhlhed and this work
731me established. few will hardly bei'
grudge him the two month's leave 0
absence gallon he Will shortly take}
it.
it .18 irradiating to learn from
- bank for the ”crewman allure
is helm; gradually wiped out, and the".
ti: ' . .
. . . with:
it nicotine:
:aior them. Thin
itt‘
of place to state that the Womet‘l‘
You the ' I
‘ rite 231131131316 the real; 0
parlor, wl ch has been titted up w ill
‘suit of goodlsullstan at . ‘
, and
you nligilt pass out 01 the . 9
a...
management that the business men. '
and.ylolnen and corporations in town .
Ysting‘g‘gn
d i ‘3 tilwini‘i‘i “.3"
or that “Ill 1'. a .
an 0 William; RfiptBe ‘
II he report ‘01 illof .
in: a clllnc‘lout j... ‘
or to tho ude.
11” is I l,
:“TN 11" Nl’c’ite‘rnoh. it. N. Elation an
walltl I Eflflnr'vey' '
Mr.‘ Gibert West Arm
8 the atternooll scram re
in ,. ‘
units were inade‘ oi the condition at ..
that riot
in the 16er Church.
Springlinle. Rovmyton and
River societies. ounstltuting
Friday in iini‘on‘i Melnorinl 0 inch,
Glenhrook. .
The program as announced was
carried out with the exception of 'a
clan. owing to the absence at the Rev.
Frank Brown. or Rownyton. At
tampon session,llev.1)r.13
inapiniiilr tall! in. ,
ion in the Young Century. '
At the evening session, a. rrilIient
Glenhmok New Canaan. Berton.
Tum-0f ,
theai . p
'I ' heave sour
.oozfiroox,r.o2
rule I
r rm it .31.
turn somersliuits. its“ nllll > ‘
ml
er oi ow York, is in South
orwalir on bonineas.
Thomas Collins was in Dunbury it
in home over Sunday.
Frank iii. Parker was in Bidzeno
yesterday. “lilo on (riches.
Mrs. Kline (1 Port Jul-viii.l
pinsnttebih
‘ven‘s‘. of "Riverside a;
in «W York this weelr ‘on 1)
Mall. of New London.
spending a couple of dill/s in Sou
Norweilt.
returneNYaturdw from A visit to re ‘
tlvea in panbury‘. .
Mrs. .11: es 6 upon] Ivor Btamio
Was the neat to relatives in Soul
Norwaillgyestetdoy. ,
Miss mil to Lin 9
race. has tyet or
In mild {New
off, Crescent '1‘
fer a visit 1
Y- .
osdu
0 man and [1W1-
Norwalk, spent
Miss Herriett‘efl
Norwaik. iii rein
t right hand
hFh‘erria. is in
(lleenwioh today on business.
. . William J Benedict. of M. H Glov
* : at s Norvmlit store, uncut yesterday in
'3' New York, the guest or friends.
OLOMON SCAM Manager.
: Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper
Plating.
m
chandeliers. Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird .szes and all kinds of
Metalwork Répnlred
' and Refinlahed.
M
ANTIQUE BRONZING.
m
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Sign.
Large, Orders s bpeolalty
. slight :nltoratlon at the evening see
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I Philadelphia is visiting
. George Odterhanks, or Belden avenue,
Mr and Mrs. George Parker. 01 Dan-
boy. were guests yesterday of Mrs,
Smith Bates. of Chapel street. Norwalin
B. Weill. of South jNorL
New York. has returned to
letter Carrier Joules
d
is enjoying a days respite from his ‘
duties and Julian 11 Main is substltui} 1
lug.
Miss Grace Barnum. of New Yuri; iii
spending a few days with her sister},
Tucker, of Main street, Nor»
OI!
his lather.
Mrs. (LA
wall: , . .
Everett 5. Osterbanka DWDS.
Nomaik.
. Arthur 8 Ezekiel. formerly of NorI-
walk. now employed in Mlddletown. . ,
spent Bunday at the parental horne- in
Norwalk
slop. or Gilly loci
‘ 111311??ng ‘
, touch mlth in its
you. I shall on
You use tilt l
inll‘n'e’nse c
hank book
Mr and Mrs Elnler Merrill have re. .. I W. Elite
turned to their home in Lailiunv vile L.
in the .:
1.. after a visit with relative
Nunwslka.
" Tile Misses Ads and Frances 8co- j
been the
-,, guests or their aunt. Miss Daisy Hoyt;
‘ ; of Rotor: Hill.
Mrs. Vanderhoet IailIId daughter. Miss
90111.01 Stamford have
Mabel with several servants. left this ,_ . ,1
inclining [or their summer home at ‘
Narragansett Pier
George Duily.o
1y with the Clifford.
Mr; and Mrs. Jamesfl. Willilllp, of
have been tho
lasts 01 Mr. and Mrs Charles S St
New Rochelle.N ‘ ‘1'.
ohn. Elizabeth street
...i C. Pundertord and Samuel Adams
to Saturday nigh
of Yale. were fill
and Sunday of M
strum. oi Prolapse,
Mrs: John
.B
Boers oi P h avenue Bridgeport.
s-ip‘en’ding 3 our days with Miss M.
Misses Kilbey.
niece. Miss Adel
ew. York were
three days of Mrs
er. in!
I a
cam
Plzevidenee. return
éir home. ,
o! the Cillford pharI‘c I
many. spent yesterdsy in Bridgeport
with Eugene Melville, who was formers
rho
_ ly and children;
Y rk alsothlrs Thomas Calla“.
toctlon against historians
. own right a savings .
.' Economies! habits become line see.
and nature it kept up a little:
Be provident. Place your :mon'ey
with us.
deposits. .
A new: account is the nest pro-
'i‘hs rude
J pleased
one drag
"it“ hi
I
dirécil' limI lit
‘ . coils slimline i
, j Ego, delimit
ill cliv it
team atrontth by building up“
can pop? . , n ,‘
lgtelgfiWhavo; 2
"3" limit? *‘
‘ it uteri i
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Women e'mnlo
port salary and Neuronal-slam
mo cm W
I elite andmrpwmm I Y Ki! 1%
the advertising” and. other
.erteirtor _ 1W
experience; or
1: century is at your a
thing ., ,
We say roul- her will lament on all The
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