sATUnoA‘v. MARCH 75, {9.5 . ‘
Edi? I
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The usual morning and owning svr-l
‘7st will lII- hold at tin: tiwedlsh Con I
yogutionul t‘hurch tomorrow.
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The \ounp l’IIIIplII 5' How iIIt3' of i (73:71
Workout \vIli hold its wcckly IIIIIIItini.
tomorrow month: at tho AdvIantl
Christian l‘ll‘lll‘i‘li. I,
The buinIull III- pliiilllfi oi tho li‘ust1
" Norwulk nIIIumuI sthoois tire to hcl
given it. ll’Hilil. i'oI' llit' tIrliIII III tin?
chkt' lot, to.‘l:l3‘
Mrs. t‘. ii. il'ItIIs, ot East \‘oi',\vulk
who is aolouinlnp; at liIIilI-vicw, iI‘lIIi'»
ida, is II'IIIIIInlIIII'iuI: lIIIr t‘ricnds witiu
mititsnulw poutul ("iiltlfi. l
Thole was no 3011001 in Must Not
walk 3'IIstIIIIin3 IIII IIIIIIIIIIt. of tho;
storm. 'l‘hII liI'II whistle wuriII-Il thol
younuutcl's to stay III hoIIII'. l
John lI'lloIIInIIIIlIIIu IIi' UsiIoI'n nun.
nue, has lIIIIn iIotlIIIIIl lI3 wiiut ho:
thought to he II big ml in his hain‘
and ycstcttluy ho was IcwanlIId with
I 1110”)“;
Sixty uttI-IIIlI-Il the Junior l.(.‘llglll"
meeting; ycntrrduy, und following tho
business lilt‘IIlttl,: tilt'rc.I was :7 sociali
time. with minim: lllltl I"IIi‘I'I:-.~lIIncnt.s.f
Mitts lltll‘tlili3 Crosby iIIid iiuv. llll'.l
Gllics \l't'it‘. lil‘llfit'lllt’ll with bouquetu. l
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\vn; I'oilniIiIIl iIlIlII. uintcmont
clitct. 3eslerd33§
Tht’l‘t'
in East \\'II.~IlIiIII.;iIIn
afternoon during tiIII storm \vllcn clott-
trlI'ity pluyIIIl on llit,‘ tIollIIy Hacks.
it is thought thut the incident nus;
caused by 2: short Iircuit 50li“lt‘Wllt’itP. ‘
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Rev. (i-IIoI‘uc) ’iccple \\lll occupy I
the pulpit and punch ut thc morning;
and C‘lt‘llll.g Sl'l'Vli‘tjb‘ that will in: hold"
at the Advent Christian Church tonior-I
row. it is hoped that large I'oIIngruu-i
tions ,wiil he in attendance upon lJUlll'
services.
Rev. \l‘. W.
lillics will prcuI'h too
morrow morning on the topic Diver-I
allies oi~ ('I‘it'is; evening topic,
have not followed cunningiy dovinczl‘
tables; lit/worth Lcunuo,
Palmer, suinIIct 'l'ruIIsigrcssiIIu its l'(‘-i
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bellion anilinst Love. '
The mon' s (lass ol the. E ust Atomic:
Methodist Church will hold its nociIly'
meeting tomonow at noon in the?
church. it is hoped that all who are!
members or who desire will he, on
hand, as the lilOellllIlI. will he an inter
eating and instructive one. l
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South Osborn uvcnuc was all ciiolttIdl
up again with mud and wutcrwcster-l
day as a result of the storm. A big'
Oil wagon went through during
Storm and \v'IItIII washed over the wag-I
on pole 'llIII driver had some dltii—l
unity in putting his horses to wade,
through.
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The Pastimes journeyed to trot-l
107d laSt night minus twu of their menI
and with u pickcd-up team, including
two men from Str'atl’ord who tilled out
and metdet’ca t by the scort or :33 to
20. Another game will be played in
two weeks. Blydenburg, Russell unda
Connors‘were the only members of
tin team who took the trip.
Paul Bartram, or L'Hommedleu Bro-
thers' store. in East Washington
street, met with a painful accident
yesterday attornoon during the height,
ofvthe storm when he attempted to
assist a lady in a wagon, the hip; um-
' hells. ol’ which had been turned his
aidenout by the wind. Paul caught. his
hand which was lasccrated painfully.
Besides fixing the umbrella he inciden-
tally prevcnrcd tht frightened horse
from running away.
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NOT A MONOTONOUS LIFE
Mru. l-loylemnont you find murried
lii'o numuionous‘.’
Mrs. l‘toyle—wNot a bit of it. My
husband is a most original man, and
i am always looking forward to sod
what kind of a he he will roll when
he comes home at night. -'~New \ork
Press.
3 Bacon—#1 machine which passes a
slice of meat hetwen a roller and a
level plate, both covcrcd with corrucl
gated steel, to make it tender, is the
I invention of an Oregon mun." l
Egbert—”And docs it really mold?i
:tllo corrugated sic-II] tcndui‘l' -~—YIonI
i help Statesman.
tho lnlcrnol llcnions.
nino great I'irI'lIIs oi‘ llcli.
of Hell and lli'.‘ tor'luII-s oi‘ it
inul picture oi its kind l't'lt'li3. t‘
prettiest pull oi' 3on7 iii'II it is :I
public. This pi. [till 7% slums tlI-I
{trout :71on of tinnit-
This will lII‘I your last ('llltll"\
Hunt‘s \ision 0i ”oil
with :1 story.
Auditorium
SiliIINl'l TAKEN [I‘ittllll
'i‘hc nIurIIIlous Sititititltl No me.
A picture l‘tfi*l_\(lll‘ should SIII
iii the tools.
PRICES: Matinecs, 10c, Including children.
I\ now t s \iIion of Hull.
(llllt‘ onc,
lln:I I'C'l.“l su‘njsci.
I -iIIIi and the punishment they um
I to <III this plI'tIII'II lltzitlii lit lllt‘llllil‘l'
llAN'l‘l'l'S lNit‘lIillNO.
Sic-c Virgil and limit Ion tholrjournc) through
'llIII most. not Irlcrtui pl. in: II IIIIII put licf (Jit' lllB pulIIlI-. tuitinizt tho pvoplo through the
:I'Ownups and Iittixlrcu wglvlng thcm an idIIu
.\lIIrI-,~ iii In two in: Ili‘r'I IIItI IIIIiunIIIut showing in navy stage homo and Vir-.
nil on tllclr IoulnI v '1 his piIturIIls n \voIIdII't ui IIIIIIIIIIrpiIIIII and look {wins to make. The oni3 and drip;
I-onIII all and time this p 'Itulc
This IIiItanI nus boon endorsod lIy cicru3, press and
”luko 3oul' Iliii ill 'IIn itltilt' \Iitu 3cm to :00. lirilito's
SPECIALmComing Monday and
Tues, March 18 87 19. Matinee
bath days—~Dante’s lnlenlo.
it IIII dont 3ou Will miss Inc
This piclurc is takIII from tho
5' lllilil IIII ll tlUl' iii III. IlIimI IlIII st. III-s up H‘ m' like» Iiultnaild pnlntin 3:5 or ii Itnu Flnllldi‘)
tho pi;II'ow—tlie AIIIli'tIIIlunI. SIIII
lill\‘ill') a picture
Night, 10c, including children.
‘ ROWAYTON
Miss lolu Stevens has been lit at
her home in McKinley street.
it. .I\. lxlhr mudc u husinmn trip to
Iva York city on \V'IIIincI'IIi. I3
Mrs. William .lIIssup. (It New York
cit), has leased the Cnplnln Edward
thcfimlth place. in Rowuyton avenue,
For the first time slnctI thr- iIII.
bloclurd the riverfCaprnin lI‘rIInk
StI-vcus made the upper IloI'lI Thurs-
Ilay‘eveuing with one of the boats.
Herman Jacobs, of New York city
thc well known manager of the. Roton
Point hotel, was in town on “mines
day looking over the Point.
Reddlngtoa W. liayton and ismilv
who have been residing for so no time
in Highland avenue, are to move this
spring to their farm on Diamond liiil
Bedding.
The henVy wind of yesterday got
under the root of J. B Ray'mond 5 ice
houscs, ill Forty second street, in Row
anon, and stripped a large portion of
it off. The damage was consiricrablc
and repairs will probably be made in
the near future.
Services at the Methodist Church to.
marrow will he as follows: 10:30 a. In.,
preaching,
talk; ‘12 m., Sunday school; 6:30 p. m.v
Epworth League; 7 p. m., preaching,
topic. The Good Fight. Mcmhcia oi
the local tire companies will he pres-
ent and all are invited to attend On
Monday evening at 7:30 there will be
a meeting of the omclal Board at tho
parsonage.
Train No. 2, leaving New York at
midnight, due in South Norwalk at
1:17, made an unscheduled stop at
Rowayton, Friday morning. The con
ductor of this express reported, upon
arriving at South Norwalk, that, some
one had pulled the signal for the omer
gency brake at the pumping station
west of Chaamur'a pond.- The train
siackencd speed, but its momentum
carried it along at a fast clip. The
passengers, who had boon astonished
to sue a muffled figure grasp the cord,
were still more surprised to we the
person. at the approach of the conduc-
tor, depart hastily through the rum-
door or the mm'pauae tor a mo-
uient. and than ‘make a leap tor the
top at the mar-In: that mutt" dim
or the old Boyicton 7555573.
Church Golugwa pluinl
mtu'ka in tin bani: were 7757an later, ‘
THE KINDLY CLUB DANCE.
Power! to Be Very Successful Des—
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‘ pile lnclemsncy of Weather, h.
‘ liven liitltlili Jupiter Marius and all
the other punun Ilt'itlIIn illuyoti havoc,
\It'th \t'l‘flllllj'l conditions. the dance
luIt mm. in}; I in it in iii? no nillors III'
the Kindly (l.lulI pr de I-asil3 to hoE
Ullt‘ Il tho plI'nsnntIIut rooms of the
:noasou in Rouayton 7‘ his ,IIIIIIIIIs to be.
it consistent limit of thc illT'tll‘tl 'l\cn
in this popular III".I..'IIIi.I.IItioII. ’llIII tri
pulpit was wail doscrvctl, howm'cr.l
“for the young l'..illl(4 had \vorkcd in
(ll IItIiously to attain tlIII. lesult. Thom
III-r5 few who m a Ilctaiucd bcruusu
ithc rain. or mud. and the gown ot'
the gathcrinI: nIIIIlc ‘lw most. sober-
I guest banish all retiI-c lions concerning
;ll‘it*l‘i condition oi things outside.
The hull was IlIIcorathl in blue 'tmdi
white. the club Iol'Irs. :Intl strcmnersl
Eoi' I'Icpt- papal ran from 5 cluster of
Elichts in theI center of tiIII hall to
Elflllilrt along the‘ sidewalls The floor
was in fine condition and the music.
undcr the direction of Prof. Wchrlc.
was exceptional
hers included: 1, waltz, “Day
line-Ins; "-‘2 two- step, "Alexander's
Ragtime Baud; " 3 waltz, “My nmuttl
ful Lady; " t twostcp, ‘Two littlII
glove Bees;' ‘5, cuprice. “lieario; " ti.
waltz, “Every Little. Movement, etc:
7 Nantucket, “0 You Beautiful 0011;"
9. twostcp, "'i‘hut Mysterious 77773;"
intermission: to, Paul Jones, "Artur
Iiiuns; ll. waltz, "All Board for Blan-
ket. Buyz” 12. two-step, "Oceans Roli;"
:‘l. waltz, "Foutnin lI‘ay:” 14. caprlcc,
"Pally Roam" it”), two-stop, “Ragtimo
Violin;" til, waltz, “it’s 5 Lung Way
That Has .\‘o Turning" 17. two-step.
"That Ril‘l’iil' Rain" 18, waltz. “Druid’a
Pruyer;" “liomc, Sweet Home."
Among those present. were the Miss-
es lrcne Lynch. Jean Dui’auit, Ellen
James. Katherine Kilnefeircr, Frances
Ceilings, iiulsn Scolield. Florence
Moore, lulu Stevens, Vivian Stevens.
.May Tuck, Olive James. Grace Stor-
ilng. of South NoIrwulk, Gertrude Dib-
ble, Ruth Stevens. Margaret. Jennings.
Mildred Thesll. Mrs. Edyar Lynch.
Mrs. Charles Tuck. Messrs. Russell
Thomas. Frank DeWalers. Fred Morris
lisld. Chairlel Johnson. of Barton, Sara-
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phon. 127!
'i‘he eighteen num~'
field Burns or South Nor-walk, Walker
nowm'rou. coon.
Plumbing ISIH '
tum It or 7H
Story. Of South Norwulk, R. liogomun.
of South Not-walk, C. N. Jennings.
tilzuriII-I Crown, of West iiavml. \VllI
iianl Sictcns, ("hark-:5 Adv'ock, Willis
Ml'll‘k’ll. of South .Noi‘walk, .l. Mt‘:
inuuhllu, of South Norwuik, lra Kip.»
gins, Elwood ilroadwuv, Idunr Lynch.
Miss lI‘.llI~n .llllill‘li! made a very sill
clout floor Inunuuur.
'l‘hc Illl'lmls oi lilo-Kindly ("lull are:
.llonprury President ----- Mrs. Edgar
llynt‘h.
l’rcsiIlonh-filiss Maryann .louningn.
SI-crIIlur3"~illllII.s Marjorie Mills.
'rrI'nsurIIr «Miss Florcncc Monro.
Eutcrtainrncllt. CoinnilttecwMIrs. EliI
par 1.) rich, Mic; Florcnrc Moore. Miss
Margarct Jennings.
tin thII program was
motto of
printed the
the club. a verse by Ella
l \\ hcoiIII Wilcox:
So mum coda, so many creeds,
So many paths that wind and wind.
While Just the art of being kind,
is all this and world needs.“
A good advertisemont pnys'best'io
the heat paper—Tho Sentinel.
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LOVER’S
“The Place"
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" 'Tla not in mortals to command ouc-
c553, but we’ll do more—deserve
it."—-—Addiuon. .
THE HAPPY HOME OF QUALITY
VAUDEVILLE
Offering at all times tho Beat the
World today afimds. Bills have
come. Bills have gone. but this one
will be recalled forever.
The Gymnastic Sensation of New
York. Paris and Berlin Hippodromcs.
World‘s Greatest Athletic Spectacle
THE SEVEN lNTREPlD
(7) ABON HASSEN ARABS (7)
Direct from six mouthc' engagement
at the New York Hippodrome, dis-
playing Darcdcvll, Whirlwind Acm
batlc Feats that are beyond eyc be-
lief. A series of causation unpre-
" cccrentcd on earth.
Special, Unoquaiied, Unparalleled En-
gagement for the fllst time here.
The Exquisitely Beautiful Statu~
csque American Dramatic Star. tor-
mcrly of “The Climbers," “The
Havoc," etc.
lRENE HOBSON
Superbly supported by a Noted Com-
pany, Precenting her immense New
and Original One- set Play,
"THE WlLL 0’ THE MOUNTAIN"
An unusual plot, intensely interest-
ing, contrasting characters and sit-
uations stirring and sensat. onal.
The Best Broadway Boasts
HELEN PRIMROSE
Charming Caprice Chanteuae. in her
Game of Melody and Mirth.
A Dainty Songfeat by Youth‘ful Prod-
lgics
BENJAMlN RVAN AND
TOODLES LEE
Captivatingly Comical. in Pretty
Tunes. Rare Dances and Dandy
Urollery.
Special Feature-Th¢ Winter Garden
Favorite: and Fad
MLLE. LENORA and MONS. SURl
A Parisian Tcrpsichorean Carnival,
recently imported. » Two French
Players. mingling Picturesque
Dance Diversions.
THE HOYTSCOPE, showing the Best
Pictures in Town.
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Auditorium
Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk
A large crowd of picture luus turned
nut last night as usual to witncss the
line prL'I-gram which we put before the
public. Today‘s program is 5. sure
winner which we put put before the
loading rIIIIls are as follows:
"The Decor: Weil"-——Kalcm.
flnc western drama,
charming follows and the picture.
We Change Our Picture: Dally
public for such II small admission. The
A very
with the loading
stuns.
“Their Charming Mamma"-—-Vita.
Showing the charming girls. thtI
Big Matinee Today—5c to Everybody
-03:
net room, the bay
window, or the
room that gets no
sun with a
HEATING STOVE
lllDusticss. Noise-
less, .. Botherless,
Easy to Light, and
to Extinguish.
United Electric
Light 87 Water Co
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The decorating business of
E. E. Gal-ham will be con
ducted hereafter under the
name of The Gorhnm 00.,
Ernest W. Younga becoming
a member of the firm, with
a larger stock than ever be-
fore, and a full force of
competent mechanics. We
respectfully solicit your con-
tinued patronage.
The Gorham Co.
E. E. GORHAM,
E. W YOUNGS.
Props.
Em Norwalk
10 Pint 87..
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GOLDEIN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
i’AUKEfi. March ltl.~~~.\lr. and Min .
Josue I’. ’i'llllhrldgc, of this village, tr»
day received triends'who called upon
them in recognition or their golden
would: 5577773577553. 7775 couple wares
CHAS. E. “DOW'
Norwalk Chronicler