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BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Mari-gar
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Willinm Tobey and family are mov-
ing today tron; Charles street to Sea-A
view avenue
11
Mr Brown's new house at Seaside
"Tulane is entirely completed and he and
itls tarnily have moved into it
The small epedeinic of colony has
A returned. inpuoaedly on account or
the wlmerlsh weather. though nonerig
cosmonaroreportodb ~ . .'
.. rash Creamery Butter. a lit, 24o;
'“iBFreallli I2§c,ur Lad.-
. flier Illa. languis A hit? 001:”! r
. There will be a semi-monthly meet-
a... en's. paling East Norwailt district coul-
. l mitlooutlilszewonlng at the canton can»
I IeIraItor honce in Scariest avenue. '
Miss Carrie Petty has returned to
East Nowell: trorn her home on Don:
A. / island, whAerd she has been spendingi
myths spring vacation period of the local
schools. -
...._
I I The regular- monthlv meeting of the
East Not-walk improvement Assocliv
tion will be held tomorrow. Tuesday.
. in the Mayday/er Hose rooms at 3:30
- played on by both the inherent! maria
I ~ .—
The East Norwaili schools. in com-
pany with the other public schools of
the town. opened today for the spring.
term. This in tile lasl term of the
year and will be followed by the sum-
mei vacation.
A monthly meeting of the Epwortli
League will be held this evening at the '
Eill‘ll Avenue Methodist Ch.llicll The]
Class meeting will be held tomorrow,
evening at the church and will be in
charge of George Reynolds. .
The baseball enthusiasts had hoped
to get in some practicing yesterday.
but the weather made this practically
an impossibility and at any event an
iindesirnblllty. in that the day was:
really more like winter than spring.
There was a line program of music
yesterday at the East Avenue Metho
dist Church in connection with the
visit of the Rev. John J. Faust At the
morning service. Miss Edith Mead‘
song as a solo "Como 'l'hon Poem of
Every Blessing" by Erhart and at ‘the
evening service. Mrs. William Ian:
the 9'vo "eons Jesus Redsetner" by'
Bartlott.
AThomnsf Village. the muslcairlaltrn-
meat expert. millennial-eating scan.
has! vial at his estobllIhment It was
recently bronsht to some vary on:
man who desired to have it mm.
The instruliut is bald to have been
father or Dr. George 8 ‘ilendail.
South Network. . .
ot
angry—m <15 3'er 1
- The local dehumanmere of coum
interested in- the opening or the trout
seasonisqturday but there wag not
much enthusiasm on account a! m
condition of the Moor. About the
but catch reportedlw‘dl' out of Louis
Kellogg, who managed to got four
trout. it is maintained that the wat-
er in the brooks is ntill too cold to [at
the. best re‘sults.
‘—q———.-—.
p. m. The Board of Directors will
meet at 3 o'clock. A good attendance
is desired The members expect to‘
have a literary pnd music program.
AtWo sons are guests for over Sunday
Dr. Herbert D. Ayers and wife and
and until Tuesdd) of Mrs. Ayers‘ par-
I. contract Tor the house.
collated condition .by. 1'? uMola .
purchased a let at Gregory's Point
and is now arranging to give out the
. m
Weather speculators have an idea
that the month at April has to date
been making a. record. it ill at least
a number of years since there has
been such continued cold at this time
A tradition broken this year is that
when March “comes in "like a lion‘ it
will go out "like a lamb." This year
March was s roarlpg lion about all of
its length and was ferocious both at
its beginning and at its end.
m
Constable Henry Soiser, mast Nor-
‘ walk's well-known million of the law.
says that the automobile drivers must
be right on the Job in East Nerwalk
henceforth. He proposes to look after
undue speeding and the carrying of
regulation lights at night. One pro-
vision of the light law that he proposes
to be especially strict about is the One
requiring a light at the-rear of an auto-
mobile. ao placed as to display the
car's number distinctly.
Big congregations greeted the Rev.
John J. Faust yesterday at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. for Mr.
Faust was very popular as pastor or
this church. Both he and hire. Faust
spent the day in town and were guests
or the bums' arm. and 11mm s ‘
Bowen: in at. John streets Mr. Dollar.
preached nae saloons both morning
and pianist and woken-At the sham
school and. It the. lion's Qlam Me
tanner pastor is prime-oat localadflu
auditor. W lslatid.1‘I ‘ , ~
‘-‘A- Lam-“ml“flv
Another .0! «hospice-ore boats; that
artho‘ Ana; «Wt Namath Kaolin
Club took ‘to “turnaround-m tor
the mace. ‘l'llllylchtll “humerus.
owned by Janis! Gem which has
Ihoan cared M4 durlu the It!“ til.
Min Miller I “alumni in Smith‘-
villus: lithe Dori-ya has MM taken
to the Addsuoa yacht works impale!
Shell Point (M Idler the complain
thereof some word on her she will on
curly liar accustomed berth on the
East Norvaili Yacht Club.
v
A Very plosunt surprise party was
. tendered to Mr. and him. Henry cm
at their home in Belts place. Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
throiiahout the evening. alter which I
bountllul collation was Iorved.‘ The
ents. Mr. and hirs. S. Osborn. of 0a-
born avenue. Dr Ayers expects Mil A
'Ilr and In. Case many more such
pirty broke up at a late hour. wishing
have a summer home here 'to happy all
Ihiillseit and family. He has recently out were lilr. and hire. Gary. Mr and.
; those predv
Mrs. Walker. Mr
Mr. and Mrs. Part
no. lineal-d.
lid. Mr. Hosanna.
. Mr. Bradley. Mr. Midland and Mr.
Allporr.
Following dammit ll!“ pupils who
were perfect in attendance during the
past term:
, Fitch School.
Kindergartonw'i‘oacber. Amelia Whit.
'tuirer.
Frank Drlscoll. l-lermau Kimmlch.
Grade l.-~Teiwher. Bessie. Lindelierg.
Kenneth Fitch. lrvlng liiibbell, Fred
Schwarsenbuig. Frank Weed. Alma
Clark
Grade llaw'i‘eavher. Emma Parsons,
Gertrude Evarett. Stanley ‘Betts,
Lawrence Crosby. William Gnrllch.
Henry Gerhardt. Kenneth Hyatt. Lin-
coln Winterbottom.
Grade ills—vi‘cnoher. Hazel Rusk.
Harold Hyatt, Gerald Mead, George
Nash. Herman Schwarzonberg. Dia~
mond Wakefield. Lillian Kimmldk. Ju-
dith Thompson. Virginia ”sheila.
Grade iV.-——Teachar. Clara Jersey.
Florence Damon. Ruth rancher.
013a Havlicli. Marlan.’i‘yier. Elisabeth
Hendricks. Edith Mosaics, Charlotte
Comatocli Francis Crosby. WINDI-
David Wood
Grade V.——'i‘eaclier. Annie Briody.
Amelia Betta. Pearl Kmart. Jennie
justices. Witter Cassy. William nir-
Grads v1. which”. his! Andaman
Viola Cummingik'flelalr Downy.
Eva allied; smells Holman. Rab!)
liar-Hanoi Harden Pom shalom
lI'ArIqli dummies; Chub DIM Ills
no mi... noon momma cell
linI Witch. hm ”WI Wil-
"iiuli W um mi“.
Grad! Villw'l‘mm Wm
heart noon. Donald Ml. unis
smut-Mos ruins. m
(Irina. Willi“? l. I“
Allende. Janic- armour: Warns.
lit-Wu Elisabet!“ Thor-
Isa candid. «Pinch. Busted.I «and
Rooter. Mai-y Ethan}: lay Smith. . 'l .
AA . -... Marlin M
Kindergarten .1 MOP,
Mitchell
Harry Outtakes. Jay Van Coarse
lug. Harry Waterbury. Morris Livon-
stein.
Grades 1. and ltuTeIcher. Carrie
Potty.
Adelaide Amman. Marion Buckle:-
ham. Ruth IPiatt. .Irisl Aimorth.
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South Norwalk-n Phone 849
Music Hall Stock CompaAny
April 3d and 4th, Monday and Tuesday “THE SOUAWMAN”
OWING TO THE GRIN? DEMAND FDR Ou‘l‘l. WI ADVIOI ORDERING NOW
Miss Locke as Camille; Mr. Bostmck as Armando and all the Old Favorites
"April 5, 6, 7 and 8 --- Mat. Thurs. 81 Sat.
l
Moving Picture Between the acts 1' ' _*
via. Wilfred Everett. Hired Radollilo. "
no. aluminum. William Morrow. .
I'm; all
llnm Guillermo. Leslid’il‘usled. Percy
Strives-weld. .
Grades ii. and lii.-—-A'l‘sacher.‘ Reba Sl-
._ mans.
Frederick Dunn. Edna Blrdsall.
Faye Reynolds. Gretchen Rider. Corn
Van Coeverlus. Helen Wood";
Grades 1V. and inn—Teacher.
. Austin
Cassia Billensialn. Plume]! Cum-
mints. Hattie Gainer. Marlon Hunted,
Bells Podeletsky. Josephine Peden.
Annabelle Peden. Charles Bales. Ken
I neth Day. Carl Gustalson, Frank hlld-
dieton.
Grades V. and Vl.—~Teacher. Edith
Crosslnon.
Norman Banks. Fred Brundage. Al-
fred Buckley. John Ganevnri. Earl
ballerina. Paul Radzimunowski. Ray-
mond Sturdevant. lluzel Bean, Gladys
Larsen. Marguerite U’Bulllvnn. Hazel
Reynolds. Hazel Stull. Lillian Twoxn
bly. Della Van Coovei-ing. Edna Voor«
bees. Muriel Janos.
Grade Viii.——~Tearher. Vesta Mayhow.
Russell Ali‘lnch. Harry Hipson. Caryl
Hipson. Helen Hosted, Lora Keeler.
Winton Kelley. Miriam Reynolds.
Ward Sturdevant. Wilfred Sturdeva‘nt,
iubelle Tale. Marian Thompson.
illllillllll
‘ A daughter has been born to Mr.
Ind Mrs Samuel Molt of Baton ave-
nae.
, In.“ ll; new.“ and locally have
altered into Wm house in Cudlppi
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“fill-i- " WA“ ”his a...
: HAN- M W“: 0'“ A’mAII
“Wm ' . “Fillers r.II
Abr. Citation IA}. motley. aAAt Allowayton
accumulation-idea”.
distance Sociall Whirl at a... it
11m clowns who has been the
w of an" a i! Wilmer. of occupy;
“tool. has returned to he: homo in
Brldroport
A barn load of crushed stone‘ia be-
ing spmd'on the Wilson Point road.
under the direction or the town board
or salesmen.
a“;
Rev. George F. Pentecost, D.D.. who
has a handsome summer residence at
Tolls-nose. preached in the First Press
A hyterian Church in Bridgeport. Sunday
morning.
Rev. David irvlnc. of Brooklyn. was
.the guest of Oscar Nllls. in Rowayton.
AAyesterday. Mr. lrrine preached in the
:Norwaili Methodist Episcoilal Church.
yesterday.
i
i Paul D. Moody. oi Tokenekc. occu-
pied the pulpit of the Methodist Epis-
‘copal Church. yesterday morning and
evening. delivering good sermons to
large congregations.
The first April meeting of the Men's
Club of Rownyton will be held Wed.
neaday evening next at Stlh. in the
chapel of the Methodist Church. and.
in addition to the literary program.
there will be the semi-annual election
or olilcers. and probably a discussion
of plans for the following spring meet-
ing- before the organization adjouriis
for the summer vacation. it is ex-
pected that there will be quite a large
attendance. The change of night from
Tuesday to Wednesday is on account
of Rev. Mr. McDerniIott‘s absence to
New Rochelle.
The Comrade Club, the well-known
and popular social organisation. which
includes the [reatogt part of Romy.
ton'a yous: people. held a regular
mention Friday eveninx. at the home
of the Mines drama and Mildred
Gunman. in Logan strut. and, as can
A I'louial‘y. In medially enjoyable pro
grass was rendered.. Alter a short bus»
luau mantles. the attendants gather-
god around the testis, board. and di-
mini-hell the tempos: delicacies in a
fashion that reclined well for the col-
inary accomplishments of the hostess-
II. Gaines were then colored. and
glour of the slew club toolbars. Wil-
llhia Slovene: listens Dallas. diaries
Lynch and john Cleverly, rendered ox-
Rutb ‘
”mt. has WW: I month in
mass is bowls; “my. theme ,
Mr and Mrs.“ Tbcodore Davenport
and daughter Elisabeth have opened
their cottage in Barton.
Read about the new wood preserve»
iive on sale at Schilghtlng 'Bros. .g
Company’s store. See adv.
Cl
'!:~.
Miss Valentine Cecil Housman has
arrived to make an indefinite visit with
her parents. Mr. end Mrs. Chas. Co
cil Housman. atuhe home or her great
grandmother. Mrs. Henry M. Valen-
tino. Norotou avenue.
Zigmau Mason. of Darlen. was Iar—
rested in Stamford. Saturday. by P9
liceman Kurth, for alleged violation or
the motor- vehicle laws. He drove a
car that had a last year number plate
been renewed.
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Aveiiarius
THE WOOD PR ESERVATIVE
Prevents rot, dry rot and decay. Will
make woodwork. under ground or wow
tor. last twice as loam
Do not tail to try it
Schlichting Bros. 81.60
cor. Railroad Ave. C Maui It... Barton
Al Freed. Il-lardw’aro. women... Ito
& illillililil
Bailout Knapp. Jr.. has” recovered
from his moat illness.
a
II.A'i
MII‘DI'. sner.otNow!ork.
one. has been emailing the funeral
liar brother in use iorh city.
John kills. of New Yorli. hu hadA
electric lights Installed in his sum-
mer- cottage in Bartlett avenue.
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There was quite a lively are in.
Broad River yesterday in the rear of
the Tocque dyeing establishment A
blue was in some way started and it
looked u 11 serious amass would be
done. unreal men headed by George
W Mills performed vlluubla services.
however. and the damage was slight.
WlSlPlllll
Mrs. David Salmon is entertaining
relatives from Washington. D. C.
Edgar H. Perry sang the offertor)
solo at Christ church, yesterday.
The Pillow Flower (‘0 has purchased
from Contractor Glynn.
-u
Ralph Chase has resumed his posl‘
tion at the Westporl drug store utter
a two week's illness.
E. (‘. Smith is confined to his home:
in Salinatuck from injuries recelled by
falling on the slippery walk.
to move into the handsome new house
on the Staples estate.
A new house and garage are being
A built by Bridgeport parties It Comp?"
beach near the new cottage of W. L
Taylor.
The Staples high school hall team
has reornuisod and will play its ill-st
some with the Nor-walk high school
team early this month.
Mrs. J. a. wound children have '
returned iron a month’s visit with
air. and "Airs. when r. Loss at their
winter home in Florida.
school. who has been ill since Chi-lat~
meant her horns in Cortland. N. Y..
has returned and will neuron her work
today.
burl the absence or it». Mr. Law-
is, liar. n3 lmtlh preached at the
bass-inch ll. ill. church rumour
haunts. and M. 11. Mahala iii
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scallion Will ”marrow AA‘IM
assaulthltra. melanoma
M mm My wills ham
and his chauffeurs license had not; A
Carb0lineuin
A A Immusbouidmremlhfly
Also I that-- '
ough vermicide [or chicken house“
and meats. Price $1.25 per gallon A
FolecA’Or’ooer-sj. liar. anti, Flour {
“is. slowly: m;
' lioAIus; Porno“; llAAII Grails
, Cable EMT-minded" a “If:
summer comic at Harbor View Baaohi
lain? ll. Tnmll.ot81lvefinipea$ A. A
five acres of land on Clinton avenue; A
Mr. and Mrs. John Kimber are soon ;
lilac Chatterlen. teacher at maples A
unsighriyand sore;
can be quickly
healed and greatly
I improvadinap- _
'pcarancshythe ; ,
liberal usaof
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This is an ideal means
keeping the shin smooth I
and beautiful.
It is I fine. growls-AI. (rm .'
genital cream Ar
' ’ A mild.
"my woman who values her
illness are the local A. D. 6. A
‘all ' an. the drugslst. ,
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bierdaIIr ill. N ethanol: was.
tars: Brawl;
3‘“ ’i ’m‘u‘fi
Flor-III. lain Gilliam
H 'Blalionaa was MA
ulcers, assisted by author
pl: Housemate stun.
lionsatouic grouse and Iain
(unplug the third degree npfl
orpdidates Saturday evening.
GHlIJflCH CALENIARFAI.‘
Tuesday-7: 45 p. in.. the
o‘vdr Circle, at the home of In. ,
GAPS.
“new
IIMrs Rummler; Present Day
y. Mrs. Maclarland and
Hamilton. 7:30 p. 111.. roll.-
Passion Play and Easter music by’
chorus.
Thursday—7: 45 p. m . dam
service. 8 p m.. the study at the
pol oi the Kingdom; subject for m
"immigration.
s n
'3 mm Methodist Episcopal. A
fiesdaywh 45 p m.. class in
‘under the leadership of Brother M
lnzton. ,
Wednesday—>2 p. m.. nudist-Ag
Sewing Circle. 3 p. in. monthly it“
pass meeting of the Ladle-”Mil?
clely in the church parlors. A
Thursday—4:45 p. m.. prayer M
lug.
Grace Church Neda.
. Monday—Evening prayer,
Monthly meeting of the Donates!
the King, at 8 o'clock, In the ~
F0011]. '
, Tuesday-«Monthly month; at“
llunior Guild. in the Guild M
it): so. important business ,
pmer and address It 4231
Friendly Boclety. 7: 30.
f \Vednesdaymhlorning
Womans Guild with In. a. I.
out . JuniorMIi
Gu ld room, at 8: us
A A'Flllil‘ldlymAEYGlllng prays
nonwhites. w
.fllday-wiaast oi the united
It 8 p. 111.. in Ornamental}. .2
or. push ltov. lir. lanai-y.
{rel-finned
unturdIywillveniu: ”prayer ‘
.Killflll Ilmt A. M. I.
‘ Mutiny evenings-Willa
circa viii inset It Nor I
venue.
LWPW at (I.
salon. sum wine or
Wednesday «out
l'fllhai'haldmaioilfi.
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