a m paeet, if new
arrow is the tint day of spring,
, an to the calendar. Hurray.
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in Anderson. at this place, has
n a position on the steamer Stan-
l—io started work today. .
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first WOman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
. 711mb will meet Thursday afternoon
,at the home of Mrs. G. 11'. Smith. No.
Rowan street.
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here will he a meeting Of the Si.
es Circle Thursday afternoon from
i‘untll 4 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
11. H. Hipson, of Seaside place.
. Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard King and
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L’Htfinmedieu.
who are sojourning in Florida, are
”ending a few days at St. Augustine
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,‘Iiss Mary 1.. Rider, who is attend-
.“ Mt. Holyoke College, is spending
M muster vacation days at the home;
filter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
War. of East avenue.
, Portals: are being received in East
Walk from Mrs. C. B- Batea, whO‘
mm spending the winter in Belie-
, . «. etsw. Florida. but who is visiting in
3? St. Petersburg. of that state.
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, ‘ The Norwalks got a taste of about
"erythlnz in the shape of weather
Jolt night. First it was clear, then
V. cloudy. then s thunder shower hit the
town and woke up half the residents
mid then a tlilqk log set in, which
.tiltVeloped t'i‘ul',lhlllfl with n blanket
otmiat which made travelling on the
”Water a dangerOus preposition.
4' Chief Frederick M. Wheeler. of the
Just Norwallt fire department, was,
the recipient of an invitation extended'
,hy Chief George w. nogardus, of the
Iouth Norwnlk invitation, to attend
‘ . ‘divlne services at the South Norwaik
.Xethodist Episcopal church on Sun-
slay evening. Probably a large 'num-
liar of the boys from the district wiill
embrace the opportunity.
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Charles Miller. the tea and coffee
man, had an exciting experience on
the bridge at 6:30 o'clock inst even-
» in; When his horse ran away, throw~
' is: him to the sidewalk Just as be
on about to enter the conveyance.
“ mile:- had just stepped on the
when the horse started ion-
at a gallop, throwing his aston~
Imind master to the-sidewalk. Fortun-
htoiy Mr. Miller was not injured and
rted‘hftor the horse, which was
, peed in 1mm oi Cuneo's fruit store
I‘;Washlngton street.
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posed of Mrs. Earl Stevens. piano:
Charles Wells, violin, and Joesph
Bridge, cornet, furnished music (or
those who desired to dance. and others
indulged In cards.
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Samuel Hathaway was quite serious.
ly injured this morning by falling from
the root or the barn at the rear or
lease Armstrong’s home, 1? Downs
street. Mr. Hathaway. a carpenter.
was at work repairing the roof of the
barn. when in some manner he fell a
distance of twenty feet, strikan on
his back and shoulders. He was work
log alone and it is hot known Just how
He was taken to his home. 11
lQulen street, where he was attended
by Dr. .WIliiam T. Bronson. it was
reported later this morning that he
was resting comfortably. though an ex-
amination showed that he received so»
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News. ' '
llow many geranium outlines can
the Rowayton Flower Club promise
the pupils of Public School No. 1.5. for
.Arbor Day? The New York city
brunch wishes to give each child a
cutting and they will supply soil and
ilowor pots. The idea is to arouse
interest and competition among the
children. and have them grow these
little plants at home. They will re-
turn them to school at the end of the
school term for observation by it com-
mittee composed of their own school-
mates. Then they will take them
home [or the summer and in Septem-
ber prizes will be awarded for the
best three plants. Anyone wishing to
contribute will let otilcera of the club
know as soon as possible. as it is
necessary to let the New York city
branch know how many cuttings we
can promise before they can go, ahead
with arrangements.
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“The Man From Arisona" was re
Heights young people at the tire com-
ti‘ance. A‘dsnce followed the play.
Levi French. of Illusion. Conn. died
Monday at the Soldiers' flame. He
was 88 years old and had been living
at the Home about three years. Mr.
French served as private in Company
D Twenty-third Connecticut Infantry.
He issue no Immediate relatives.
iwith such an able speaker as Rev.
iMr. Werner. the church should be
posted Monday night , by Norotort.
puny house. There was a large attena
ern Union Telegraph company, in
.Ssugstucit. Mr. Peunell comes here
from Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Morris White is busy maklnz
pairs about the Crosmau place,
Riverside avenue.
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At a hearing before Judge Bradley
oi the probate court. held at his oi-
“L's: on Saturday morning. the estate
of issue Allen was closed, after a
satiehsctory accounting by the ad-
mlnisirator.
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.lohn Barron. who has been one or
Westport's fastest pitchera on the lo-
cal team (or the past two «none, has
leit this town tor-Montreal, Canada.
where he will be given a try-out on
the Montreal team. His many friends
wish him luclt.
'l'ho Chautauqua Circle held a most
interesting locating Monday evenini.
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Ll. Boynton. A larze number were
present and enjoyed a fine pronoun
which had been arrested by Mrs.
13:13. Bradley and Granville blackou-
ale.
Undertaker Charles Fable went to
Greenwich early Monday morning
where he conducted the funeral at
one o'clock of Mary the intent. daugh-
ter oi Frederick 1‘. mutant. Rev.
C. B. Strayer oi Greens Fume oili-
citric-d. The body was brought to this
town {or interment in Willow Brook
Cemetery. -
On Friday evening at Christ church.
will be held i‘hc next of the series,
at union lenten services. Rev. James
13. Werner of Grace Church. Norwaik.
is to be the speaker. Largo. crowds
have marked the other meetings. and
packed to capacity.
The home 0! Mrs. C. B. Bulge was.‘
the scene ot a woman suii‘rnpe meet-
ing yesterday afternoon.
number of the prominent indies oi the
town were present and listened to nev-
oral interesting addresses by promi-
nent woman shame lenders oi the
state. The meeting was called pri-
marily for the purpose oi‘. organism:
an Equal Franchise league in to}.
town.
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One or the avenue of the season toolf
‘gueet of an: and Mrs. Gilbert Stevens '
“ed last night.
A large ‘
uni. ouaert stoves- visited in a“;
York Monday. ’
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Horac'e Johnson is a visitor on to
omit avenue this week.
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Steven Dietzlto and Robert Spencer
visited .Mrwalk...8nnday.
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Dr, D. A. Bhamhaugh. of Norwallt.
opened an ohlce here yesterday.
- Min “mule Sheridan has taken a
position as clerk (or i. Bathin.
William Radiator, of Forest street.
will move to Hoyt street about
April 1.
The lllpworth league social was held
last ezenlnx at the home at I). It. Mei--
ritt.
Miss Bunion. or Nor-walk. was thel
over Sunday.
hire. is. A. at John and hire. Staph»
en .Heeth ltd “erotics Heath went
to New York Monday.
T, Orr MoKondry spent Saturday
and sunday in town. lie left Monday
for Itahwaynld. J. ‘
Horace Casterllne was taken ill with ‘ ’
scarlet loverisuuday. Dr. Scoviiie is
the attending physician.
Mr. and litre. George Schleuter, of 4'
firooItlyn. spent fieturdsy and aundey
at the Methodist parsonage. '
“Gil" Stevens sold a. bay 'cob more
to Lawyer Mead Header. The mare
was one or the best in the state.
Mrs. Charles Sammie and son Ken
with relativea at New Canaan.
Mrs. George Jorman and her three .
children spent Snail" with hlr. and ,
hire. John ilaupt. oi Railroad avenue.
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Will Simon was high man at the
alleys last week. His score was 281,.
The invincibles and Unknowns clash-
h‘irs. Brooks, her daughter. Miriam.
tutti son. Josh“ visited the Hippodrome
vanishing. Miss Gladys Offer was
their guest. '
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J. Frank Mcuuehlln hasoompleted
the foundation tor his house on Blane
ford avenue. Contractor Tompkins is .
doles the work. .
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«Edwerdr Briskerhoif. a, coniracter .‘
l place Monday nixht when about twen.
ty couples gathered at Arion hall on
who are attendants at Policy‘s Danc-
ing Academy. at South Norwatlt. and
2 music was tarnished by that acade-
imy's regular musicians. Admission
was entirely by ticket. Those in
’charae of the strait- were Messrs.
lotteries Miller. wnum new, ,and
William Northrup.
The regular monthly meetingot the
“lumen Clerical Union was held yes-
tordey at the home at Rev. Kenneth
Mackenzie. on State, street. Dinner
was served at noon. to the cisrzy
‘ men and their wives. and in. [the cit--
ternoon the centering was entertained
by the reading of a most‘maptarly
paper on "The Men and Religion Bor-
ward Movement." by the Rev.
Mackenzie. There were about eith-
teen present. representing the sum
lot Weetport. and vicinity. Yesterday.
a. new member was received and wot-v
i corned Into the union. as being new,
Henry" panama, Maintain. who
emitted
Ml’. ,
harsh oi Christ.
and builder, of Bridleport. and a for
then New Canaan resident, spent Sun- '
Riverside Avenue for a private dance} day with his dnushtcr. hire. lobe. 0‘
{The young people w‘ere mostly thoseI
Seminary street.
- “new
preparatory to puttinp them in plane
at the old ones. many of which have
become weakened.
building his new residence on Green
uremic. it will he aver! pretty alas
room private dwellint.
wood has drnwn the plankton it. .
Father Shabby. oi Deabury. preach
Aloysius Church last eveninr. On Fri-
day Father M. J Ryan. A. _ It. 01
Greenwich. will he the speaker.
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E. R Lawrence is thinking at malt-
New railroad ties have ben distrihtr .
ted all along the New Canaan line. ,‘
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‘ Dr. A. E. Glimsrtln will soon It”! . ;"
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