Winnie! m www.mnom EAAIA Al Miss Mary Kennedy and Miss Annie Ryan spent yesteIduy In Nuuxatuck. II. II. amIIl. II. Mead proprietors of ' W'Ilil'fll xromry store spent Friday In it IlgtIiiI'Lti .' I... . .3 . i II‘. II) Keeler. of East avenue return-i I‘ll today t‘Iom New York where he' spI-Iti Easter. Miss I‘Ilith Mead of East sven'ue. IctuIIII-II 3IIatI-IIiuy flour a week's visw it III Waterbury (:IIntInctor Leslié (tumble iII unload- ing a cat-load of timber at the East Norwalk freight station. A large. attendance is desired tomor- row noon at the session of the East avenue Methodist Episcopal Sunday sIhool. Rev. Alexander Hamilton preached yesterday in St. Paul's Mission. iiifi subject was from the Gospel for the. day. The. attendance was good. The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. will hold a cake sale. this afternoon. at the store of L’Hommedisu Hrothers. Alonzo Wheelor was In Bethel to- day. attending the funeral of Mrs. Hor- III'II WIIIIIIlI-r. his sister-m-iuw. who Illi‘ii at. her home there on Wednesda; at 5 p. In. lcsllc Gamble took a load of lumber to Sound lleuch yesterday In his launch and on the way home stopped to try the fishing. Hewas rewarded with a good catch. The whirr of the lawn mower has been heard on Senvicw avenue and the terrace in front of one of the cottages has been closely clipped The season certainly is an. early one. Thomas .1. Keogh has just completed It large gasoline tank to be Installed in the hull of C. A. Freeman‘s launch, which is In course of constructional Croton on the Hudson. The launch is expeIteIt to arrive here about the first of next month. The. pool game between Eliward Bri- ant and Frank Fox which was to have been played last evening at Hafner's East Side store was again postponed on account of the Illness of Mr. Fox. He. was ill Wednesday night and ,un able‘ to be present, but It was believed that he would bdv‘ able to be out last evening.,. Such proved not to be the case, however. A ducking party comprising T. J. Keogh, Samuel Ireland. Robert Shaw. James L’Hommedicu and MI'. Vander- werkon. of Stamford, returned yester- day from a trip to Long Island. The3 left Thursday; pleasant and they enjoyed every Iain, nte. of the time. They put up at the life saving. station at Eaton‘s Neck. TwentyIOhe ducks were bagged: Gas mains are being laid in Butte Place. This is a source of pleasure to the residents of tbe‘stieet. as they were not a me that the lainrav ent would ltdllew place so noon mfg. it had long been desired. A gang of men began work there yesterday and laid a pipe from Seaview avenue. To- day the. work of laying the main and connecting some of the houses with It was begun. nownvron. George McKay, oi 'Irooklyn, was the guest of trends n t . place yesterday. Marshal Thatche of New Haven. i was the guest of Miss Elsie Crockett, yesterday. Miss Elsie Croekctt. of New Haven spent Good Friday at her home in this place. Mrs. Hatry Leach and daughter Ger- trade of Br.ooklyn are the guests of Mr. antiMrs. Hickson Cole. Mrs. Wilbur Dates. of Dorian. was the guest of her mother. Mrs. John Monsell, Logan street. yesterday. The meeting rooms of Rising StaI DIvlslbn were thoroughly cleaned by manhers of the divisionliyesterday. McKinley street and Rowayton ave- nu‘e are In the hands. of Roadmaster La‘llrigan and are receiving much need- ed. rep airs. The? residence of Robert Barclay is in the hands of the painters. who are add- in: the finishing touches to a very at-‘ tiamiye nésldence. wayto‘n M. in. Church .——Special Ea or services all day. Preaching by pasmattomos. m.. and7:30p. m.: Easter music by. cholr~ Sunday school at 1:30- Young Peope's meeting at 6:30. esday. class locating; Thuts- » The weather was. imp day. Mn n Tits ch‘lldron’ I' sewing class wll Inset with Miss Hack- I". Friday afternoon, girls. ::46 Friday owning the boys class ll meet with the pang".Y at the psrsome. Mrs r Yunnan. of [man street, mtortniu friends from south Nor- walk yesterday. Mrs Yunnan also eh- torttulllld ibar mother trout Stony iirookJ . Mr. andL Mrs. Cllnlorc. halo link been Icsidinx. III The Cliflbn‘fil loath Nor- walk. the moving Into t eir summer home on Hoyt's island. which they have had. titted up in a most attractive manner, Mrs. Frank Crockett. who went to lianbury to attend the Assembly of the Rebekah bed a. last week has return- all to her he s‘ in this place. While aaay Mrs. Crockett visited relatives and friends In New Haven and Bridge- 'pI.IIt Service in the Baptist Church. as fol. lows: Prayer meeting at sunrise 6. 30 a. m.' 10: IS a m.. preaching by pas- tor. topic innrmon. 'lhe Naturalism of Resurrection; 7: 30 p at. Easter cei— obratlon by Sabbath school; 8 daily school at 12: Junior C. E at 4; enter Eat Ii. 30; union of Junior and Sen Ior Christian Endeavor at 4: Ladies' Aid meets at home or Mrs. B. A. Grif- tin. at a n, In. Wednesday. Praise and testimonial dieetlng of church at 7 46 ii In. Thur-day . m....- DARIEN AND NOROTON. . The property owned by the late Hen ry Bushman, of Talmadge Hill, will go this the custody of the state owing to the death of selectman Raymond, of Barton, who was the administrator. Mrs. I Samantha Jellifl and Clifton Jelllff. of Talmadge Hill. visited the Methodist Episcopal Conference. at South Norwalk. on last Sunday. They witnessed the ordination of eight can- didates for the ministry. Mr. and..Mrs..Mlnot c. Kellen. at Mount Vernon. N. Y.. visited with Cor- nelius G. Taylor ah'd his daughter. Miss Lorena Taylor. of Talmsdge Hill on Thursday. April and They attended the session of the III. E. Conference. at Norwalk. erirou. ‘ . Mrs-Frank Cdfistork is entertaining her uncle. Mr. Hanson. H. S. Ogden of New York was the Iecent guest of Wilton relatives. Mr. Rogers. of New Haven, in the guest this week ot‘Stroag Cometock WilllannDetht, ‘of North Which is enjoying a vacation from Andovsr Col- eye Alfred Olmstesd spent Sunday with h.s gamma. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Olm- stea Fred Weston of the city, Was the guest over Sunday of his uncle. H. G. Thomson. The Reading Circle was pleasanty entertained Thursday afternoon 3 Mrs'. H G Thomson. MIs L. Tilden Holmes who has held} visiting her ill-other H. G. Thomson has returned to her home In Elmira. 7‘ . Miss Sallie Tucker. of New York. has Iented her’ cottage in Hurlbutt street tor the season to Dr Parker of the same citv. The special town meeting called for April tith was adjourned. owing to some lrregularity In regard to advertisins said meeting It is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Bi Ian Olmstead will soon take an extend cd ttip south accompanied by their daughter Miss Edna. The semi-annual Easter flower sale is being held today In the Library. The flowers are furnished by the firm at Adams and Canasta Nora/silo. MI. and M.rs J S Fessenden, 9: New York who have been mania; ad Ilitions and Improvements to their re- cent pIIIHchase spent last Saturdhy in town. On the 15th. R W. Kepler will take possession or the store. owned by W. L. Brown. near the station. Mr. Kee- ler ls wall known In Wilton it being his former home for many yearn. Our enterprising townswoman. M Kate Keeler. has leased the than , hemestesd owned by Frederick Benn dict This hospitable Inn will devili- less attract many visitors this summer to our charming little town. The services at St Matthew's Church Rev W. E. Hooker rector the Holy Week were Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday at a it. in. Good Friday at. 11 a m. and 7: 46 In. on; _ Saturday. Enter Even at 3 p. In. The Mission Band of the Con , iional Church will hold a sale fa” in chapel Wednesday evening, All?!“ 1!}. Supper from 6 to 9 inclusive ~ . for the sale of fungi! wflticl tionery etc" will an gdubtedlgip tractlvé features Admissioh The Golf Club meeting last Ssh evening at H. G. Thomsons. mam ii} VB routine. and included a report from an); secretary Strong Constock. ‘ . club’s financial standins’ durl preceding year. The following ode , were reelected. H. 8 Ogden - . Contact attended The business was largely ‘ ‘ . , 'i “I ' iii... who" watchman ‘9'.” . Theatre limit“. ran . Inna ption III man with. “‘ ”the iii-1h Icanines stars In 'mm parts or I Idss‘ or the rest mouth of the out» thinnest may he unload. Tho lilsn- nsetsent ls entitled to no lmlll audit inasmuch as the rennin is Namath- live of the Investment at an unusual , degree of genial and a liberal stimuli . .1 erostty as and séenpdetalls for Whig: . ‘ y." are said to nut-rivaling .. ‘ vs- - I t hi: diI s rection in the productin of a farce comedy. One of the chic merits of the ()l salvation to the fact that the fe- ma e contingent combines talent with beauty. CHUCK CONNORS AT HATTI'IRB' In the section of New York city bounded by Fall Mott. Doyei‘ grid triui berr3 streets Chuck Connors Who will appear at the Hat Makers’ Sick Box. In ball Easter Moadny nixht born and raised. and was my I out- side that district unt'i‘l disoov ed by a slamming party about five or- -sis yeaIs ago. The first time he was tail on to a theatre he sold In nstonlsh ment at the decorations. “fies. what Joss house Is this?" AT HOYT’S THEATRE MONDAY 3 The coming and golnit of the "ods' bod" 'gad zooks‘ drama. With its clashing steel. Its swashbuckling and ‘ impossible situations have not disturb ed the equanImlty of the real live flesh and blood drama as exemplified In The Old Homestead.“ Time and vary- lng conditions of dramatic taste have been unable to interrupt its successful vogue and from report: the capacity of the theatres everywhere Is- the rule for this tine old play. if the crucial test of s plsy's merit ll In its longevity. then must ”The Old Homestead" take its place In the front radii of success- ful American dramas. Particularly at- lractive as a (saline at the .torthcom- lng production wt he the poaitlve ap- pearance 0: human Thompson him self In his well-known characterisation of the typical Yankee farmer “Joihua Whitcomb " Company and scenic sun roundlnxs are promised to be an ex- ceptional quality. At Hoyt's. Monday. MRS. Lnum'um's ‘s'raotIo cost- PANY. Although MIs LeMo3ne is the star In (lieu MaoDonouzh'o new play. ,"Am- ong Those Present" shampoo Mt have It monopiy or all the honors in the pro dactlon. Her supporting company is given ample opportunity to W? its talents. which. Judging by this person- nel of the out should of on unus- ually high order. inclu ea In the list of Mrs. Harold Russell Nailetto .nosd. Morton Ashworth George Douglas Porter, fl an Bert. Mary Parkyn. Faith pk Truesdsle. Cornelia Hunter; . Gaston. Anita Zorn Cecil Mun ry llornton and Harry ' ‘ lloyt' s Theatre. Saturdnxuifl l‘ii 1| Iran suitcussr on 3? Iain None of» . . . more popular than The, . Venice, becaule of the man I' to which it appeals. it combine the , charm carom with hth of tragedy “Wile Interest I38? is he?" from start to, finish! When i. will! wait Impersonatod by mind," W: Inands our admiration and etiolte's on t..huslasm Mr Undorhill's work is pl ways admirable and in Thodlemhant he. is at his best favorite In the Norwslks.’ and he wt be welcomed by s large audience at his dramatic recital In the Sou Harwell: Congregational Church 1.1ng evenings Admission is 8 contend? reserved seats. either with single sil- mission or course tlckets'psre i0 cents oxtr'i. WHEN WE WERE TWENTY ONE. Mr William Mon-II- mtmwwflli brilliant young actor who“ Is announced “When We WereI Tom“ One" at Hoyts onl Woodlands .45 Is I rather out one hours a ethestrtcsl w.orid moltactor sly Ithbsh who attain montages in‘ hair If- ession grow efithliflmic uphold, t “Iii: We on and fisflat 1 LeMoyle's associates up: This artist is has oi . i A Danger PeriodyT Owing to modern sppmsches chimps“ very annoying woman indicates a. 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