purifier. a nerve taint
«lilo.
" present: All wiliflbe nivsnfian 'opportu‘
“I! elects from Row-an street to Win-
M atheist.
7’ The Blidel Oyster Company is busi-
nhipment to England.
., George Sprsgue and family
shoved their household effects
[not avenue to Van Zant street
from
m
Air and Mrs. Braistod have returned
b their home in Staten island after
)ltins their son. C A. Braisiod and
., 'Miy. of East avenue
The regular services will be held at
tho Swedish Congregational Church
tomorrow morning and evening. it is
was. at each service.
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
Immedist Church will hold its regular
”flaunt tomorrow at noon in the
, much. An interesting program is be—
37 11: prepared for the occasion.
The regular morning and evening
services will be held at the Advent
, Christian Church tomorrow. Rev
, George M. Tceple will occupy the pul-
pit and preach at both services.
sped their positions with the Stev
m sttcl Company of New Haven,
thofiadr season being at hand. They
are home in Eilal’. Norwallr again now.
Frederick Hawkins will be the lead
or offlthe Epworlli League meeting
that will be held at the East Avenue
llathodlst Church tomorrow evening.
‘ The topic will be The Quality of God‘s
"Maven“...
.' .Bichsrd Bland will be the leader of
“no meeting of the Young People‘s So-
piety of Loyal Workers that will be
M0 at the Advent Christian Church
Morrow evening. The subject will
. bountiful Service.
.ymembers of the Mayflower
anurrow will be Rev. William W
, ‘ last Sunday at the East Ave-
‘, liaisons: Church. The regular
iris 3nd evening services will be
V'l‘ho pastor‘s sermon in the
. will be on the text, Religion
~ hoary and Practice. In the eve
,m be will talk on The Whole Coun-
'_ of God. At the morning service
‘ re will be special music.
ii appreciation of three years of
mill) service. the members of the
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
larch grill tender to Rev. W. W. Gil»
' ."a farewell reception, Monday.
Nil 25. There will be several speak-
“ dnclnding Rev. F. D. Torrey. of the
Alt Hothodist Episcopal Church.
Dov. John E. Zeiter..of the South
' lethodlat Episcopal Church.
fie Gnnday school orchestra will also
" ' d. All this will be the last opporo
y to see Mr. Gillies betore he
"have! for his new charge a large
finisher of members are expected to be
9 The best local and New York
reisrences for
Electric Lightdi Pchr
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1 WORK commune
" ripen ..'. Your wu-lns and
FINNI-
33 3IMISW AYE.
”mam—-
35c
lion Barr; has moved his house-
]! engaged in buying up stock for a
i
Charles and Edward Tobey have re-
p the past 30 years by Captnlh Smith
street switch want out” of contains.
cor-on and isolation oslilsr stumpi-
lion.
c a strong alterative, Candid to
nity to express their sratituds to one
' who has larobod ions and faithfully in
the
way: be a memorial to Rev. Mr. Cil-
lles' services in East Norwalli.
west 7
NORWALK
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson spout
I
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have Saturday with relatives In ‘Westchent—
or. N. Y
c...—
Rev. W. P. Downs of All Saints
Church of New Haven, in visiting his
uncle at “Five Maples."
Olga Korkor, in New York city.
-v-— ‘
Wilma Korkor and Mantel
Miss
launt, Mrs. R. M. Seymour. Jr at '-‘lilv
'crside Farm. "
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lester and fainily‘
are spending a- few days in White
Plains as guests of Mrs. lloster' s aunt
Mrs. A. C. DeVoo.
w..-
Mrs. Elia Nerum and daughter Mn
be] have returned to their home after
an extended visit with the formers
Norwallr
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Rev.
rather a large attendance. Rev. G. B.
Smith. of the Darieil Methodist Epis
-copal Church will
. March 24th at 3 p. in. All are most
eat: neatly invited. ,
The Ladies’ Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Henry Johnson, March;
20th, and all enjoyed themselves. The
‘nt‘icruoon was passed in sowing. The;
ladies are busy making both gingham
Du. ing the nfternon
were served.
Friends of Mrs. Margaret Clark. of
Darlsn. will be sorry to learn of beriI
being very seriously ill in a New
York Hospital.
-unconscioua since Friday. March 16ml
after having been treated for a tooth:
at a New York dentist's, who admin—F
Istcred gas. Her relatives are verv!
refreshments
much alas-mod about her condition. . The Dilritm dramatic Musical and Bridgeport fondle Weekend. and while do not flicker or hurt the or.“ ilig
Mrs Clark was a former resident 01-: 50M,“ Society will produce their re“. there the little fellow was taken quite matinee today—{lo to
the 28th and ill. and for p time his condition was reels:
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West Norwalk and Talmadgc llill.
ROWAYTON
The Reliance Social Club will meet
p. in.
m...
The pastor. Rev. William R. Mo;
Dermott. will preach tomorrow in the
Methodist Church, the services being
as usual.
Mrs. Stephen Stone, of Rotor: sve-
nuo, will entertain the Banner Council
Social Club. on Thursday evening.
April 4th.
The dock at the new Bell-Island
club is being rushed to completion.
Nearly all of the piers have been com-
pleted and the pathway will shortly»
be laid.
Captain Edward Smith, of Rotary-
ton avenue, is the“ owner of one of
the oldest, if not the oldest. horse in
this section “the slate. Lady Per-
kins, which is the old msre's name, is
88 years oid‘and has been owned for
ml: the past toui" years the old mate
has been Wood of! by Captsin
Smith and has not been in harness.
W-
The unto trolley car at out can...
last-int, some n! the wires in the
car becominx' mind. so that neither
motor could no and Wilhelm Aa-
;. w to confirm
interest of the East Avenue
Church. The splendid organ will al-
Mrs. Bchedc, of West Norwalll ave 1
one, is visiting her daughter. Mrs
-.
H. B. Brown preached in the:
Union Chapel, Sunday, March 1711], to: been asked to return Mr. Smith 10 this.
is
A cordial wui.€
preach Sunday. . All seats
audiences.
. made for a pretty stale Bettie
Michaldtim ill-v. rile ll to car
towed the disabled one to south Nor.
walk.
. . , r
A dancing class has been started by
decree Continua at the Newton
Heights tire company house. it molds
every Friday evening.
7......
Mrsfllienry 1.. Raymond, of East-
wood: has been at Noroton for some
days past. caring for her daurhter,
Mrs. Jennie Stiles, who is suffering
from tonsilltln.
i
”5—“—
Charles Barnard who
leave for Pasadena. Cal.
‘ section.
ins experimental station here.
www’m .
sor at Yale Divinity School; will
cupy the. pulpit at the Congregatioua
Church at the Sunday services.
Congregational church.
The Roy. (loo. Benton Smith, wii
School will meet at noon. and
l
6:45 p. m.
:the whole year. The Annual Confer-
'ence will meet in Brooklyn, beginning
The Bishop has
next Wednesday.
i charge tor another year. and it
'lllollitht lhat he will.
mine walls all who some
are free.
i a;
Just before beginning his address
on Supreme Court decisions before
i
‘the Men‘s Club 0! Darlen. Thursday
juight. 30li J. Reid. a young law
yer whose home is here. became sud-
denly ill.
with the talk
upon talking to the club. What he
said was interesting and carerully
thought out. Mr. Reid practices
New Yorlr city.
recited. and by Mr. liaise.
soloist.
church served an oyster supper
a
ular monthly play of
illlth at. the Town Hall. The proceeds
of this entertainment will ‘0 to
Methodist church and it is hoped that
it may he a large success financially.
as it is the ilrst time the Society hes
undertaken to do anythin. for this
very active and energetic church so
ciety. Great care, is being given to the'
costs for the plays. which are made
‘ with Mrs. Samuel Mead. Tuesday at 2’-
up of some of the very best amateurs
of the dramatic corp Two plays will
be presented the three act comedy.
"Out of Town" and the one act nice,
"A Paper Match."
Ingly funny and entertaininz. it had
been advertised that the nucleic rain-
or was to be the play entitled “The
Fifth Commandment." but owing to
the fact that some of the cast for this
play were out-obtain: at this timo,’ ‘A
Paper Match" was "instituted by the
management. it is an equally good
title play-vs lwenty minute scream.
Among the well-known amateurs who
will appear will be Mrs. Percy Cutl-
trell, Mrs. Henry Morehousc, Miss I
Estelle Cove, Miss Evelyn Reid, Miss
Miriam Smith. Henry 'Morehouse. ado.
Schlichting and Harold Cantrell. all
of whom are favorites with the Darius
The society, will present
at this time also Mina Olivia 1). Hitch-
ell, Miss Ruth chandler, Frank Frau-
deuthal and Mentor Eddie Glisndler.
newly scouired members of the Dra-
matic corps. Preparations are being
{hand
with the studio nond‘inisslc wil‘
'to malts it a very attractive entertain
I‘lolt.
“Wm
“WM (estrus oil the guests):
“Mr. Parvonue. you will please talus -
til-s more“ out to dinner" J
Pawssuwmhl Why 1 mount,
you «as havln' the dinner hens in
the housefly-lotion Transcript.
carbonation"
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,, awn-a
William wwun, Jr., ll breaking
in his colts.
Mrs. John Hurst has been seriously
ill for a week.
)ilss Olmstoad returned to her desk
at school Monday.
C
Ami-I” Headline Attrp
’Y engined for this
Greatest Wonders 0
The Livin Proof
cry. Til. null
Oflarlna Twentieth o4 ntury Vau'ds- .. H .
This Week the Progrs
lotion. especial-
weak.
the Universe.
0
on ‘cf the Era
that puts the .2 3: '.'
tan on the bet bills offered} - -
The '
1” Darwin'- The- t
has resided
here for a number of years, is soon to‘
Mr. Barnard
. has given a number of lectures in this
He conducted a housekeep-
llev. Douglas C. Macintosh, a profes-
00..
Rev.
“hm that there will be a large at Clarence Korkor are visiting their! Herbert S. Brown, l’h. D.. pastor is
i the church, is to supply the Greenwich
preach at both services at the Metho-
dist Church ou Sunday. The Sunday
the
Young People's Society will meet all-lo
The evening service will
be the last service of the Conference
sister. Mrs. H [1. Whitney. of South year, and will be one at the best of.
it looked for a time as If‘
and print aprons; also it patch quilt. i Mr. lie-id would not be able to go 0' Sidney Guthrie Jr
lie was plucky, bow-‘
{oven and despile his illness, isolated
in.
Othgr enterwlllmentflllflment. l"l‘lklllz {P6 CBDIHS inf
Mrs. Clark has been was given by H ll \iorehouae, who Slivfiermlnc‘ which they c
tenor,
The ladies of the Methodist,
the!
Both are exceed ‘
has been visiting her you, Claude.
dwelling house for his help.
Sidney Guthrie. Sn, has had sever-
al poor spells in- the last week or two.
W...
Mrs. Harry Fry has had
three had spells again during the out
i ‘ week.
Mrs. George w. Knapp. of Com
stock Hill, was kept Indoors Sunday.
by a bad cold.
John B. Miller has been kept in.
dors for a few" days lately, by a very
painful. bail on the instep.
l
a...
Mrs. E. Richter. of Ridsewood. N.
Richter, at the parsonage.
Plans are being made to have some
ispecial singing in the Broad Rim-
Chapel Easter Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Brnnucr, of Bay City.
.Michlgan. and Miss Charlotte Miller.
of New York city, visited Mr. and
‘Mrs. John ll. Miller on Sunday.
m
Mrs. flank Green has moved tram
ithe cabin in which she and Mr.
iCneen lived so ions. near the recon
,voir, and has [one to Hire with her
son at Norwaili
John L. Guthrie will retire
business on April 1.
from
and his son.
will thereafter
conduct the business. assisted by his
brother Chester. *
The Friendly lieu' a Class have [iron
out the diaereni parts for the enter
xpect to
pile some time during the spring.
i
I
Mrs. Christopher Andrews with lit-
tie Chrissy. visited relatives in
'critioai
3 The Silvermlne team is grieving he
.causo they are unable to line p lot this
manila upon which to play ball and it
is probable that if a team in organ-
iced they will not be able to play on a
hold of their own.
The Friendly mus elm not at
'tbe parsonage Tuesday evening and
considered plans for the Improvements
which weregsoentiy undertaken. and,
devised means for raising the addi-
gtionai amount necessary.
l
John l... Guthrie's inalily are pro.
paring to move next door into Mr.
Guthrie's house which was formerly
the Sons oi‘ Temperance Hall. Sid
nay Guthrie will move into his father's
hence beside the market. the first oi
the month.
a. .
mm.
In spite of the storm on Tuesday.
people braved the hippest: to attend
the entertainment 31 mead River.
chapel. The entertainment was a
huge models and twenty-dye or thirty -
spsnt to install electric lights in the
chapel.
The St. Patrick's Day social and
supper given by the Ladieo' Aid Soci-
ety of the Methodist notostsnt
Church at Alonso battery's home.
Monday evasion. was very modernist.
The nan-memo occasion as
” ' ‘ running: hill at
"Hal Nun)!" skid MW
wonder if that‘s ’
Mrs. H. Perdresux. of New York.
Jonson A. Guthrie" is building a
['10 or
is visiting her son. Rev. G. E. .
!
Narcli 12 one hundred and thirtyisia
dollars will be realised, Which in 00 be .
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PROF. ANTONIO LIER offal-s
RAMA AND AMA
Two highlyflucata
were born monkeys.
themaoiven man.
tiling not talk sat.
tor. skate. Give be no exhibitions.
roller skate. dross Ii a man, and nu-
merous other thing
boy do every-
Tlla Enigma of Ham n Evolution.
A Marital B auty
VIBONI VERDI BROTHER
on a Variety of Instr merits.
Special Added ANT] on—v'l'hc Inim-
itable Character Cori odlanno
canouus FRANKLIl and Company
Playing Ilor Hap y.
m. “rm Club
is an o' Fascinating vi rnlnlnlty
MARIE cl.
‘Iriilianl in Char-act
Wit, and Dances. *‘Ji
Gymnast. Extracelnary
HOWARD AND AMPBELL
Society Athletes In F in Marvelous.
HOV-reeds:
Every Picture a Surprise
Auditoiiu in
Motion licture
Parlor
South No walk
For pleasure seekerli go to the Audi'
torlum and pass the jun. hours away.
if for pleasure and f ’n H)" are seek
inn, why not visit thj‘ lineal. and best
picture house in the c ty. Our pictures
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exciting picture
“Too Hush Turkey“
lure of 1.000 laughs. i
Evenings. 5 i
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4. A A. A pic-
nd 10¢.
OlirSprins not do are now
in” noes. wand we haVe a
larger Vassortrn nt of line
"Bonds illusion} before. we
havorlot torcott "
the cheap-
or.“ «of the l e. and are
showing ‘a, (rep many pat-
terns from 10c' per double
roll up. V
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