The East Norwalk weather prophet
mt few daye‘ having'outddnhhbiml
,: The Men‘s Class of the East Avenue
Hothodist Church held an enthusiastic
boating yesterday noon at the church.
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A largely attended meeting of the
‘npworth League was held at the East
Avenue Methodist Church last even-
Ill.
[Mane Methodist Church will be held
this evening in the church.
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Paul Bartram. of Cove avenue, at-
tended a party that was given in Stanl-
p, dad on Saturday night Paul reports
. that he had a great good time.
, aw. rge M. Teeplc occupied the
; pulpit sail pmachad at the morning
and evelflng od‘rvicss that were held at
the Advent Christian Chnrth y-iel-lter
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~ The negular morning and evening
" flawless were held at the Swadiah
X Congregational Church yesterday. The
Wicca were well attended and inter-'
.asting.
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Richard Bland was the leader or the
meeting of the Young People' s Society
of Loyal Wor‘kels that was held last
Ironing at
Church. The meeting was ellthuslas
tie and the speaker was at his best
. The Epworth League will hold on
numerical» Social in the East A‘Vcnue
.11. E. Church tomorrow evening. Each
‘jole present must sing or recite or
they will be lined. and must also tell
our.
(it the East Nouwnlk fire department
attended the crenig service at
South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal:
Imdrch last night. at which time the‘
:pastor, Rev. John E. Zeiler preached
I strong sermon to the men.
vfills-local oystermcn have their ton-‘
Min water ready for the race which 5
proposed to pull offas soon as the‘
, conditions warrant. lndica ‘
are that Captain Hod Saunders;
will have it on the other men. Cap-
Wu Hod has some boat according to
rt and from some sources it is r-lc
iii-ted that there will be no race on;
"‘0 not or the disparity of class‘
3 the smelt“, tendels. ‘
.Rev. William w. Gillies oceupledl
.. ‘ pulpit and preached at the morning?
and evening servlccse that were hcld‘
1.“ the East Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday. ”It being Rev. Mr. Gillies
Wtflunday at this church. the sen
floss were unusually largely attended
Wiley. Mr. Gillies was at his best.
The choir rendered an excellent musi-
cal program at the morning service
Ind another at the evening meeting.
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A-tarewall reception will be tender-
. ‘ to Rev. and‘ Mrs. William ‘W; Gil-
not at the East Avonue Methodist
march'tbla evening. The speakers of
-, _ evening will include Rev. John E.
Mar, thont’h Ncu'walk. and Rev.
nit .D- Torrey. of Norwalk. The
a; school orchestra will furnish
finale. As this will be the last oppor
tunity to see Rev. Mr Gillies before
his departure, it is expected that
filers will be a' large number of the
Wooden present.
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‘:~ The best local and New York
references for
lectric Light 8: Power
has given it up, the conditions of the
The monthly business meeting of.
' the Sunday School Board of the out:
. him they earned $1 in an unusual man s
“ [traits are let
tho.
‘1 Broad street. who hallo on spending
several Mylar M aoa-in-law
and MW! m and Mrs. George
“Firemen, of: fiowsyton
diusatlll jg,
city with glands“
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Miss ,lili'aanor auburn. at Arlington
New Jersey, fills been spending a few
days with Mrs. John Piander, oi'
Croekeit street.
it is expected that work will be start-
sdon the new bridge connecting Nor-
waik and Darien this week, and that
it will be pushed rapidly (around.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Math-
odist Church will hold an all day aes-
slou in the chapel. Wednesday, to sew.
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held at three o'clock.
' The young people of the Rowayton
Baptist Church held a very pleasant
social in the Sunday school room last
‘Fl: idsy night. An excellent program
was rendered and refreshments serv-
cd.
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Mrs. Stephen Stone will entertain
the members of the auxiliary of P. C.
‘lnunsbury Lodge New England Order
of Protection. on Friday. April 51h.
Mu. and Mrs. Oscar Hellman. of Lin-
coin avenue, South Norwalk, were the.
host and hostess last week. There was
a delightful social time, with cards.
‘music and refreshments.
' Contractor ll. K. White. of East
~,Norwalk is framing the new house at
Tokeneke for G. (‘ Beach, 43 Cedar
street, New York J. R. Lawton has
‘the stone work and F. 1 Jones, of
i‘Norwalli, the plumbing and heatinll
The painting, electric work and pills
tiring are not let The house was;
114 East 28th street. New York.
Vl-‘rom plans drawu by Architect A.
.l’addock. W (i. & R. A. Wood of,
ltownimton have been given the con
h.§illil'l to build a new house at Toke ,
neko for M. l). Randall. George:
Lounsbnry. l)nricn, will do the stone‘ mnmheroi friends at her home on For! .
work and none of the other snb- -con
The house will be
38“.? feet of frame construction, can
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heating will be by hot water.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 1278
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
iNSTALLER OF THE
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OF HOT WATER HEATING
Moat Modern and Economical
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Harlin Smith is scanning the train-
ing camp dope carefully these days.
Hump has his books out for a good
player or two and he‘s studying the
sylntelns which produCe this type 0!
ball player;
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The Connecticut Company wants
permission to put a switch on the Post
Road. near Leroy avenue: The com-
pany also desires to lay doube tracks
across the‘bridgo to a point opposite
Wood's Hill on the Post Road. There
are to he hearings on the petitions
next Saturday afternoon in the select-
lnen's omce. Meantime. there has
been no hearing on Cari Weishelt‘s in»
Junction which would prevent the lay
ing of double tracks across the bridge
in the manner last proposed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oattorall. of
be: when: all. have
' livenue ppent anarchy in New York -
The regular business meeting will be-
; Waldron played
' ' dler "
‘ “Sheep" societies.
‘had to assist in the initiation. as the}
bays couldn' t stand the strain. Amoug‘
women. in the first place, said Mrs.
Heath. there is a great, uprising or
. ‘ Broad Rlvel' ‘ .
our: home. PM! of this is found in
.thd‘ilact‘ that. schools and “colleges ”or
srywbere are founding soouomic oa- ,
and mum remedies.
ago at New Rochelle.
William H. Gary has bought a Cadil-
lac automobile at Johnson‘s garage. ‘
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Course 11‘. Lockwood's
chine has been delivered-.10 him.
by Electrician lra Woundy. has taken
a position with William Strangward
of Noroton.
‘ Mrs. Herman Lockwood, formerly a
New Canaan resident, died at Carmel,
N. Y.. Wednesday.
flag—mwt ._
Real Estate Agent w. 8. Baxter has
treated r. White's cottage on llillside
'Street to Frank simonson of New
York. ~
5 Dr. Wheeler-k has bought on E M.
'lF. car from the Johnson garage.
I Patrick Shanley spent yesterday in
-New York on business.
‘ Arthur Dartrcll, formerly employed
I The teacher's meeting was not held
-as planned Friday evening, owing to
the bad weather. The school commit-
‘tce was to meet with them and talk
:over various matters
Ben Wood's house on South Main
street will scan be moved to a foun-
dation on Cherry street. The house
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stands upon the proposed library site. ‘-
lt will be remodeled by Robert. omen.
after it is moved.
The (‘olorcd (‘hanffeura'
Society
the MM. mm... n’vifimwd by Mchiml H W Wilkinson-‘ held a ball at Mimic Hall South Nor-
walk Thursday evening. Paul Stokes,
‘nn employee at Gilbert Stevenss l|v~= are is one worthy 0‘ note. Apples and
cry stable. is president of the society:
and a number of New Canaan people
look in the affair
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Miss Edna Van Name cutertnlnedn
cs1 street that evening. Many amus-
lug games were played during, the eve
nlng. whiter smith rendered violin
A large delegation of the members taming 12 ”Om“ and “"0 baths Tim- selections with Miss Catherine Olin
stead as accompanist Miss hliguonei
“The Chocolate 80 1-
Mlss Indira You Name and Miss
:(lmce linupt caused lots of fun by:
conferring the first degree upon the
boys and gills present They were ln-i
itlated into the "Never Tell liars" aunt
Mil! Van Nam e-
thoso present
iGimme-ad. Mrs Van \‘ame
were plies (‘slharino
Miss M15-i
‘ none Waidron, Miss Grace llallpt Wll .
lls Hanoi. Walter Smith Edward
3 Mead “A van Name and J. Van Name. l
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Friday was Federation Day at Bay-
mond‘s ilail. Members from the Stem
ford Women‘s Club. the Norwalk W0-
msn'a Club. the Civic league of Nor-
waik and the Wilton Women‘s Club on
loaded the meeting. 'lliiss ltuth Child
played piano soles, and Mills Anni:
Woodtord Findcn sang vocal solos. ac- ‘
composted by Miss Florence Puncher
Miss Winifred Halisang pretty selec-
tions. Life. John Rogers spoke on
“Work at Mothers' Clubs." The speak-
or of the day, Mrs. Julian Heath, ulna
then introduced. Mrs. Heath's talk
was commented upon highly by all
those who were fortunate enoush‘to
bear it. Mrs. Heath is president of
the 'Housowivas' League. one of the
most active Women's Associations in
the country. and resides in NewNork.
She is a forceful speaker and upholds
well the object or the Hague, namely.
the enforcement of laws which affect
food supplies. the family health, the
cost or living and the further attain-
ment of legislation. ‘when necessary,
for that end.- Mrs. Heath said there
is a great uprising conference. and a
comparison of conditions and ex
change of ideas. It was with this
spirit of the Housewives’ [league that
site had come. expecting to take back
to the Central Council information of
attest value to be passed on to other
women. a crusade for the protection of
home. Why? Simply because the
ritual. dondmdna‘. economic and in-
duatrtal. are a menace to the moth
partnlenta. and that the subject at tilla-
cost.ot living and matters which «our
lain to the home are paramoudti;
all others. Municipal, some red. ',
we Tucker has a position In a gar-
E. M. F. ina-
. or shrub to sing a song that holds one
This Qne- motion
Collapsible G0-
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Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 878..
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chase. The fact that the law dis
linguistics between dry and wet mesa
potatoes should be purchased by the
pound rather than by measure. it b)
1 measure full measure should be in
‘slsted upon. Mrs. liealb stated that
‘tbero never was a time when the au-
lthoritles were an alert in this matter.
Statistics showed the conviction of
many dishonest dealers recently. in
order to reduce household expenses,
it the producer must be put in closer
lioucb with the consumer The middle
imsn is the price-raiser and price-na-
tolucr and the middlemen must go.
There is a more in cities for public
“markets The markets will come
i when the women demand them. May
ior Shank of lndiannpolia and the pub
the markets of Des Moines have forced
=down the prices from 20 to {:0 per cent
All the women have to do is to let. the
farmers know that they are read} to
deal with them directly. Mrs. Heath
told of plans in Summit. Flushing and
Stamford. and emphasized the way in
which the greens have taken the mat»
ter up. rum who heard the lecture
will probably join together to help
along tbe_work started by the House-
wivea' League
A FEW DMD NOTES.
Each year the wonders of the spring
migration of the birds from their win
ter homes in the south. hack to their
old home: is lull or keenest interest.
to thousands who watch for their com-
ins. yet they come and take' their
places, or tarry tor a few days before
hurrying on to their more northern
homes. unneeded, and by most people
unknown.
From the“ last of February in mild
semns. on to the middle of March,
the advance guard appears. General!
ly the red winged black bird heads the
procession. and the granitic cow
black birds, song warms. to: spar:
rows. and strange to say the Phoebe
are close swdads‘. and some years the
positions are reversed.
The to: sparrows are the handrail»
eat of their tribe. large. with rich red-
brown hack and. tall. and heavily
streaked red brown breast, and White
under parts.
They stay on the ground for the
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and occasionally flying to a low ties
spellboundhwhon it mos when: the
snow is on the ground. as sometimes
happens whan the birds return and a
March snow cornea otter their arrival.
At one place in Norwatk more than
and .u a «an: Nicola
and international conimiasi.
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or millionaire for rmars ‘
most part. act-atoning for their toad. '
twenty one mm {rota a window. . .
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Judgment this Hill is Unsatisfied-
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Whar. High-Class Vaudeville is oflerod
to High-Clan People.
Extraordinary Exceptional Eng-na-
MR. CLIFFORD NIPPLE
anti Campany
Mounting
Drama. by Ewan Hilliard.
MAN IDWS."
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male Mt In stage history.
thia elegant drama.
Special Added Foodies—Th. Merry
Trio who have not Vaudeville daft
JAMES LESTER
and the FRANKLIN SISTERS
altering Jaunty Jingles and deals,
Dandy Dances, rafrashlngty original
The Stellar Extravaganzlata
CMLIDLE. WARD AND CARLISLE
Musical Comedy EntartaIncra.
in a Unique Specialty
Modern Girl Types of Exquisite Like-
nan
DIVINE DODSON
The Best Dressed Artists in Vaudeville
A Picturesque Novelty
NORMAN. THE FROG MAN
THE HOYTSCOPE
Newest Motion Picture Spectacles. dis-
played without darkness or eye strain.
—-—THE-—-
Auditoriu in
Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk '
if you want to laugh. come to the
Auditorium and laugh your brains
away. We have pictures to please ev-
erybody. Comic pictures" tor 1-, those
that want to.laugtl.; Western pictures
for those who want excitement. etc.
heading reels for the big show:
“Lita In U. 8. Army"-—-E.dlaon.
picture for everybody.
“Resourceful L'svsra"-—-Bio. "His
Mother total-torso." Two runny pic-
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Don't forget, prize night tonight.
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Our spring goods are now-
j in about While we hole :1
humor easement at line ‘ ~
goods than our before we
have not forgotten the cheap-
er end of the line. and are
showing a‘ vent many pat- .
term from 10¢ per double.
roll up. . ‘
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a Program o! Crowning Attractions. -- i: H
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the Stirring Morality
it tells oi the incidents ' " "
that tries man's souls. Greatest ar~ - -
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of unearthed world conditions. superb- .
Iy presented by a selected company of -
players. Every husband abould ass '
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To be brief
The Style This Season in Men’s Suits
is Shorter Coats
Narrow lithe padded shoulders
' Smaller and shorter sleeves
- Narrow Trousers
.(lWe Make Suits this English Styic'
it you desire, or the other way
Orally way your ideas may run
$15 and up, to your measure
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