0. Visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
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11‘ postal A. E Oldroyd. of Seavlow
,The paint brushhsa been freely used
», it the sorting department oi the Cros-
‘ Ronni Laundry.
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S ‘1 “Echoes of the recent special district
Jousting are still being heard about
,jmst and south Norwalk.
. The regular morning and evening
, ‘oorvices were held at the Advent.
1_ Inhalation church yesterday.
, f The morning and evening services
mono held at the Swedish Congrega-
lionsl church, yesteidny, is usual.
The Men's Class of the East Ave
V , ‘nne Methodist Church held an en-
‘ “thuslastic meeting at the church yes-
, tor-day noon ’
The good sidewalks on the south
Oil“; of Van Zuni. street is being 11111119
tinted by pedestrians having occasion
lilo use that street.
The oyster openers employed by tho
Andrew deel Oyster company are
kept busy hom early morning until
‘ flats at night these days.
The Sunday School Board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church,
“WWW monthly hus‘i-
9“” meeting this evening
Charles A Dun1o11,oi this place. who
’ ‘rooontly broke both urists in a full. in
slowly recovering from the injury. Thu
7 Splints have been removed from MI
inns.
The Young People's Society of the
Advent Christian Church hold an en
lbusiustic meeting at the church ves-
miterwgywlfi’ho meeting was largely at
tended.
Harold Hall. of East avenuo, roach-
ed his majority youtmduy.
ms the recipient or the cougrntulu
tions and best niches of his many
I l‘ltrlonds.
Mm
, Miss Katherine longstrect, or New
York city. returned to her homo yes
P‘terday‘ after a visit of several davs
with Mr. and Mrs Herbert V Carr, oi
inidcld street
The“ harbor was practically free
tram the ice ilcc this mooning. :11
cent severe weather,
with thick ice cakes.
being piled high
The fine spring weather oi yester~
(flay brought large numbers out into
«this» open and the main streets took 011‘
varied scene being resplendent with
the line gowns of the ladies.
Geargo Finch led the meeting of
e Epworth League which was hold
tevoning at the East Avenue Moth
all t church. The topic of the meet-
wss, "The Courage oi Truth."
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caries Tobey, ‘91:, and Edward To-
11951.10: New Haven, spent yesterday at
tr East Norwulh homes. They r81
mod their duties at the Stevens Oys-
Coxnpsuy at that place, this mom
4!
dewalk, shoot-bins considers
the moisture and affording 11‘
shhingt’on street and then
‘ th whipping procoss
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Milli Cutler. of East avenue. was
Ill. Andrew's of New York city, is
Harold 1
‘ thing was wrong. telephoned ,to Mr.
. ‘1 Williams.
, ‘ prohonded theme
1‘ not his team he did 11 euro
ment.
ments for the Week of tholilsst Are»
Sunday school hoszrd‘wlll meet with
Miss Sadie Randall, of 59 Besviow ave
one. On Wednesday "ovoulug the hon
lor Bpworth Lesgue will tender I re
caution to the inombors of the Junior
E‘pworth League at the church. ,9. pro-
gram will be given and refreshments
will be served 1
Rev. Williuzm W Gillies occupied
the {pulpit ut the morning and evoniuz
services, which were held at tho East
Avenue Mothodlst Church, yesterday.
In the morning he preached on “Jesus
13111151, the Savior of the World." and
in the evening ho‘took for his topic
“The,'l‘hings We Need." The choir
was very much in evidence at .both
services and their efforts were so
preciuted by all.
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1 caused considerable unluvorsblo sour
The following are the snuounco‘
nuc Mothodist Church. ‘Tc‘mighi‘ his
or cigars tobacco he immediately
wont- to t e owiier of the building.
Miss Ann H» Wlioelor, and put in hlu
protest. Ho ctluimod ho had for sov-
oral months, 11111.1 good money for the
store and no outside? should come in
and sell the sonic lino“ that he did.
He wished to lease tho whole build
oats. J‘otleph Morton. who is agent for
Miss Wheeler attempted to patch that
torn up Indyflunlly succeeded. Mr. 811]:
llvun Agreeing not to soil cigars and
tobacco. lib will, however, continue
hs news stand as hotetoioro.
Seth 10, Gregory is spsnding a few
duys in New Haven. ‘
Walter Johnson and brother huve
gone to ,1South Carolina.
llmnkiln Stevens is sill ludlsiiosed.
but. his rocovory is hoped for soon
W ~Mw~~
Mrs. Robert Die-ta. oi Jersey City, is
visiting A. E. Bowlcs, offlsst avenue.
.u.
Miss Blanche Duryos is out. after
J. w. Hillson, of Boston, Mass... has
been visiting in town. I
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Christ church, yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs.
were week-end guests of trim-right
New York city.
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Mrs. David Salmon is having her
trees pruned and treated by Joseph:
Cornell or Norwslk.
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Leonard Mackenzie, who hits hooni
111 .11 the home of his brother in Now i
Jersey, has mooycrcd.
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Boy11ton,:
The (‘bpi'muquu circle Will
with Rev and Mrs. A. G.
Monday evening, March 1801.
w
id. A. Simpson has plucod 11 two
piano in his drug store on Main
strcot, us an advertising medium. '
l
Miss Hattie llmdlcy of Snugntuck,
York
,is spending thomonth in New
clip, 11 guest of Mrs D. W. Scavcr
h
Mrs. J. G. limit is suffoiing with n.
painful hand caused by failing and
,strihing tho hand on a red hot stove
Perry Slurgcs has acceptod a posi
tion as assistant onginccr at tho
§Wnkc1nnnlllsttrouu works at Saturn»:
ltuck. 1
l Dr. .l. I'.llronr1iin of Now York city?
made to his summer residence on
1013111110 street. «
t The funeral of Charles Banks was
1
'hcld tron! Trinity church yesterday;
111191110011 Rev Kenneth Mschouslo!
officiated. lntormcut was in Willow
Brook cemetery.
An cutortalnmont consisting of
songs, recitntlcns 11nd tnhlcnux, will
.‘bc given under the auspices oi the
Ssngatuck Methodist Church in
Church hall on March 7th.
Andrew Mchlulien was arrested and
tried Friday bolero Justice 8. A. Pur-
dy for drunkenness, branch of the
peace and nonfsupport. spawns sou?
tonced to 90 days in jail.‘
mineral; services over the remains,
at wmnm Gray were held Saturday
afternoon from the mortuary chapel
of Charles 'Fnble on State street. Rov.
Kenneth Mnokenzio conducted the ser-
vices,” ,Which Were‘ largely attended.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of William Ball, 11 for-
mer resident and plumber or this
town, and Miss lrmn .Ji‘resenlus of
Roseville district. After their wed-
ding tour the young couple will reside
in Shelton, where the groom holds a
position
Wy—l—w
Three lmen hired a borne and wagon"
from Liverymsn William T. “Williams
of saugatuck to meddlo‘nsh in the
suburban districts, F‘ridsy. When
their supply was exhausted they tried
to sell the turnout to, a resident or
Lyons Plains, who. thinking some-
immediately notified
‘rIvsilt. who a
.fiochs" £01 a few days. ‘
,Ingtous Birthday in \‘ow York,c1 tho
1 his to ho high score at tho Elite alloys
lilo:- some limo to come.
‘ it is-vcry good.
near tuturo.
video amusement.- lilo "Uncle Remus"
hopper was for he moon of Minn 0111-
. ollnoSilli‘ms‘n, 11,111 church nits toasty,
having had a severe attackof diphthe-
rid.
Rev. Rufus Putuoy preached in1 M" and MM ThiafliWQ-v’f’fdiineednt be “Hm“
111111111113 Hill hove gym,“ Mrs Willisn?‘ lions will be supplied during the
" iBrooks “3 guests. '
Jumcs London. Jr.. '
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Mrs. George Mchmdlc, of New Us.
\on. in stopping at the “Do. Hour
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Miah Sophia lxlckwood spent Wush
home of 11 friend.
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Frank Adams's score ct 281 is lla-
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ing until thus force Mr. Sullivan to 1111- 1
'rogulnrs" will enjoy tho highest qual-
,l‘td lg.»
t the Theatres
Week's Wonderful Bill at the Ever.
Popular Playhouse PorfIct .
HO T
THEATRE
Whore Vaudeville Quality ReignI
Supreme at all Times.
Look at This Grand and Glorious Ar.
ray of Specialties.
Special Headline AttractionwVIudI-
ville'n LItIIt Ind NI’vveIt Munlcal
Comodlerta Do Lune—the MOIt Pro
tenuous Offering of its Kind in the
World
“JUST GIRLS”
MUSEMENTS
hows THEATER. .1
lloyt's Thoator makes its inaugural
bow for the spring souson of 1912 next
week, with tho wellgflxnd policy of pro:
renting 11s in the past, the best vaude-
ville possible. How good that is, the
patron's b: Hoyt's’huow from exper-
ience. The ensuing months. Which is
the drill springsonson of Hoyt’s, 1111'
dcr tho direction or the Chris, 01
Brown ‘AmuIsment Company, prom»
ices to he unusually rich in novelties,
and as fast as new acts of merit do-
velope, Hoyt's patrons will use them.
Nothing, however, will be presented
upon the Inigo. which does not first
moot with the requirements of the
high standard at excellence, maintain
ed by the Chris. 0. Brown Amusement
Company. “Always 11 good show" is
the Hoyt slogan and it the booking re '93:;lé‘r‘rientary Added Feature~Rlng~
presentatives of Hoyt‘ a snowman, ”N“; 51;: ngE‘FETfiuT‘ROUPE
bills “:3 earn the “WW!“ 0‘ "M GymnaItlc Comedians Extraordinary
““lfl-R' 111000 show," Hoyts visitors in Furlouoly Funny Fest: and Fun.
Spools! uttrac. my Falls.
Dancing Ballot of Tim Nature. “The
Seminary Ballot " Ten Dainty
Dlmplod, Dllhlng Dotti». all tipping
the beam at “Sweet Sixteen " Hun-
dred New 80119 Hits. more Damn.
Gorgeoiu ContumeI. ,w-
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An Entraordlnsry Comic SucceII, the
Genius Lyrical Linguist
THOMAS POTTER DUNN , ’
in Character Songs Rendered in an
Incomparable MannIr.
month of March 11nd April to cope
with the season and whom, “Hoyt
ity of vaudeville the world's markets
“mm * svstvu BLACK I. HAL LLOYD
i JIunty JingleI and Jean. Brilliant
i in Brldqht am of Melody and Mirth.
Grand Parisian Dlvortiument
PELAR GILL a BROTHER
Europe‘n Peerless Whirlwind Chore-
grsphic PiromettlItI. introducing
New innovations in Terlechore.
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ll .‘l. iBrown's omployces \isitod
Stamford on Wushingtona Birthday;
11nd stopped inmt the Alhambra
WM
lMlSil Anna llodimcr and Leland lion ,
gear saw the Hippodrome show on:
Washington's Birthday and thcy 11qu
1
The wind of Wodncsday night onus-
cd 11 'frlghi at the. home of C. 1'}. Fair
1y by blowing out two largo windows.
The such and frame were torn out cl
place.
The llcrmunu lulled to uphold tholr:
colors at the bowling mum on Thurs 3
duy ovouiug and tho American tesm.’
hsd to play it out among themselves
«on...
Mrs. William
Alexandria. held 11
though the shores still réflmt the. re is huving extensive nummvemmmlcsrd party at her home Wednesda.‘
owning 11nd olllmtuiucd twelve:
irlcndo. A very pleasant time was
spout singing and playing cards.
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The Womcns Club holds meeting
in Raymond's Hull.F‘rl1lay ultcrnmn
It was entertained by Mrs. his is.
chp, of Norwnlh who recited. Will
ham ilsrnos played music on the bug-
111mm club expects a visit from?
the Stamford Women's Club in tho
”mum—M
The spring-like weather or last week
made one begin to think (11‘ outdoor
sports. ‘ There is talk-oi”: league be
tween 11 loam from the Advocate of-
llcc, the Broad River and Slivermine
nines. the Y. M. C. A. team and tho
New Canaan regulars. ‘ Such it com:
hlnstlon would, surely be a good one,
and. it ought to enthuse the “ions.”
A party of local people went. to
South Norwslk Friday evening and
spent a plossnnt‘evoning at the home
of Charlos‘Ssrnmls, of that place. in
the party were Mr. dud Mrs. Frank
Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wardmil,‘ Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Brown. Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Wood and Mr. and Mrs. 111
thur Sammls '
One or those suppers that remind.
one so much of Thanksgiving Day It
home. was served Friday evening at
the Congregational Church. To say
that the visitors did Justice to the re-
post in putting it mildly. The large
number but padlock. enjoyed he at-
Mr exceedingly; Alter supper Mr.
Vaughn. 11 Iouthu‘n iirnpsi-111111Itor. pro-
stones wore particularly gun and his
songs were 1.13111 11 applauded. who
in Turkey. The Christliin En
hibitod 19111911119111 1
Miss anus ' hot no
articles which
its no _w distill!“ ”swoon-1' ”
,to her bed, after a two weeks ill
4night guests or Mr. and him Ly mun
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., or
' society had chin-go of the tilting 1m“ ex. United States
1 moany~ot Impacts poi‘tl in corpora»!
l ltlu out itown THE HOYTSCOPfi. with Special 09‘
leliis‘loy 0‘0,” is V 8 K 0 lights in Photo Play: and Motion
on ' Picture SurpriIeu.
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O B Wnkomun i081 fl hflllafi‘, ll {ow HQYT HARMONIBTS, alwnyI I Plea»
:doyu 1130. "p“ ' i mm. This week they will render
”4...... ' 1 the Fresh»: Broadway Hm.
Miss Louise Wskomun is visiting
friends in Now York. i
Miss Esther Bergman, been I rc- “THE”
cont visitor lufltamford. 3 ‘ g- .
”— reoovcrinu Audltonu “I
"W Motion Picture
Mru. R. C ,Wlllimus is
from 11. row rims illncus.
Parlor .
South Norwaik
PATHES‘ WEEKLY
THE SCAPEGOAT
NO. 3. Wm
d 5“ Ali—Know ‘All. Pictures From-
Ail Pam of the World
And Flvo Othor Hoid‘RBBll
ovor Don’t Min It. Extra Big Show.
Songs by Harry Lowe
Mists Florence Banks returned to !Mat sc- Ev, g 50&100
her school duties in Valley Forge thisi m-
morning.
Miss Myru‘ illurriti is
from an attack of plcuriuy.
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Mini; Susie 111.111.111.91 is visiting‘ ,
friends in Contrill Now York. i
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Jogoph Rowland spent last evening
~Mth friends on the West Sidu. , i
Mrs. (iconic Jennings. of Boston.
ban been a rccont visitor intown,
Mrs Ephraim Fitch is still confine
“
DES!-
Norrwulh friends have hot-n
Boom
culcursrnz s 911.13
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Frederick Morehouso, of Port Chas
tor. has visited his mother 111111.11 B.
Morohouso. , i ’ “‘3...
' Mrs. Frank Fitch and {on Kenneth
1
no
. 3:11“ .111 I: mu
have tcrurned from I few days' visit III-amu- r
in Torryiown, N. Y. t 1 1 m" , ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hendrix It? M“ ~ ..
tended the funeral oi Adelbort Par— puny
trick, in East Norwalk 1 The Providence and Worcester Roll.
, road company and the New York New
Miss Sarah Brotherton has returned Haven and Hartford Roth-011d coin-
to Southport, after 11‘th days visit «puny.
with Miss Lillie Wshemsn; I The Hartford and Connecticut West-
born Railroad company and the Con-
:‘tlal New England Railway company;
Butl- of Sum. ‘ -
The basis of these actions is that
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lord ros‘d has leased tho Dronert'y or
breo at these old companies, and has ‘
pa aid a yearly mind] or a certain sum 1.
Four Writs Aggregating Claims per share. and the Control 111 w Eng. 1
[land company has leased the srttord,
and Connecticut Western and Days a
certain sum per shore, and thin the
corporation tint lovlod against these.
[old columnies has: been paid under
Four writs were served recontl‘y o 11
11:11:11.1 Rovsnuo Collector Robs
union hy. mum States Mai-ah 1111,11 Film“ ‘
l toms. .
Total in $9,916 61.
ct liver 89. 000 561-11111! 1111 Col.
111111 Eton 11111111131111 liaivlsy
nay ill Howioy in suits 1.111.131.1111 the
trier court tor the
neturnwvirtusily, the New York, in mm details d m the closing Dal,“
Now Haven In Hill-flora Railroad, mm“ ” the “turn oi the
”Wills mounts ‘ ‘
has 30,1910:-
Only the 111911 Spots ArI Hit 111 TM.
Introducing tho Only singing and .
When we Put UpYour
A W; F.W1gmore &Co
tho New York blew Haven and Hart-,5,
rutest’by‘the lossors‘, us they allege f ’. .‘
11d already paid the con . ’.
II lessor: of these sysy 1
The complaints are long and lull or, ‘ ‘
E E. Gorhamg
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. " ”MONDAY,CFEB. 26, 19111 , ‘
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$15. 00 Up
Made to your Measure
and {according to your
ideas and style
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We'll study the location at your
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I North Inu‘n so. Io. Romp; ‘ ,
S .IfYou Keep Chickens ’
you" Need An Incubator
You can hatch more scam and bel- -1 .
tor chickens with a Buckeye incubator
than you ever hatched with a he». I!”
Thats a broad statement but every ‘
Buckeye incubator is dominated“
hatch ‘every hutch‘able egg, and that’s
more, than your hms can do. An incua
hater sets when you are really too, but
Bic lien sets when she 13 ready. , i
Come in midi let us show you how a
Buckeye incubator (works. You’ll be so! 1
prlsédh st in shupiic‘ily. i
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