A choir mode
grams and
services you above the noun! standard
Antennae}: roll oi honor in the um
“’33 Ancfi Hill. 0‘ 1“)". “feet, W“ Nomalk ”nod. “n. the mm ”It.
A‘vleltor in"New York city Saturday.
meant her tirdy.
Fitch Cohort.
Room ‘11. dilution H. Waite. teacher
Aw‘Alfrod Anderupn, hymn Gilbert;
William ’Klinniick Howard Richardl.
Viola Cummings, Eva Enron. Jean-
notte Ferris. Mabel Mullins-lune. lilislo
Ortlo. Hillel mull
Rodin (i. Cbariottie Singleton. tench-
er-«John Stewart. Claude Halter.
George Van Wagner. Loni: Saute. Ken-
nhth -'i‘nylor, William Morrow, Hanoi
Lockwood. Edith Nichole. Elma Ol-
den, Purl Muttert.
All: and hire. Hubert e. Mitchell oi
31W Roohille N. Y., have been spend
in". a. tow days with Mrs Mary Day.
at Hettn plane. ‘
who Epwortll [Ainslie of the WA
”Auntie Methodist church in schedul-
“AOI to hold it: monthly limitless nieot
In; thin evening.
. School opened this morning alter
the Easter vocntion. The young peo’
. pie are lowing a'lvorld at run. too, it
being All dv'oois' my.
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John R. ii‘Hommedion, or East Nor-
Wk. nu received a metal card from
Inward Keeler, of Lon Angelou, (1111..
Marty at East Norwalk.
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Franoll Crosby, Carleton L'ilornme
dleu. Hilda Andorran. Lucille Hull,
Ellunheth Hendricks. Lorettn Merlin,
Marguerite Smith. Huel Podewill,
Louise Sinner.
Room E. Helen Thomnvon. teacher
-—'iiorothy Harris. .Liiiinn Mimmlch.
iloeoli Muttnrt. Judith Thomnlon.
Hendrik: Wynman.
Room I). Ruth Steele. teacher“
’ Helen Bellman Minerva Damon Law-
A Ills Sarah Dibbi , of Flint Norwaih. ' .
I t yesterday with M; and MS Al. rence Crosby.,John iiaveiicek, Francis
A A , Schultz. Zoltnn Vadne.
m 3' Crockett-Loiiiiwuyton. Room 0, Emma Parsons. teacher“-
Gertrude lirown, Kenneth Fitch. Kon-
neth Hyatt. Arthur Staber. Harold
Button.
Room 11, Hazel Baldwin. teacher—w
William Johnson, Herman Kimmlck.
Edward Gertie. Agnes Vndne.
' Marvin School.
Room 0. Vesta Mayhew. teacherm
Lillian Removed. Therm Gamble.
iEthei Keoler, Mnryitooney. Donald
itlnmpheli, Charles Gehrmnnu. James
The mpworth liengue oi the East Stewart, Richard Sweeney.
' Avenue Methodist Church held its Room 11'. Edith Croeenion. teacherw
Wkly devotional meeting last 8V6!» iiownrd Anxieman. Mia Angelmun.
min the churcn I‘ht‘meeiing “man Hazel Benn. Irina Hiydonherg John
memo and-enthusiastic one. jvunevari Kenneth nay. mite Finch.
,iivinrian Hunted. Rebeeei‘ Keseler. Ed
“1‘. and lrs. William A “W's“ ward Lawless. Hubert hilly. Fred
llo have been sizending “"93 W99“ Lovejoy, Frank Middleton, Josephine
73th Mr. and Mrs. stewart 0- Marshall WPodan I‘nui Rndrimnnowski, Raymond
“dc-harms e. Deucuey.oiBetts place Sinnievnnt. Mildred Doveioy. Delia
"turned to their home in Newark N Van 006“,an-
1., yesterday i Room 3: Reba Lyman. teacher»
Miss Theresa Podzelni led the meet-L Hurry Anderlon. Rinhurd “1' arm. Edna
lilrdnnli, Marion Coleman 1.01m Dix
r n ] r '
“5 1101: fisrkizrmliefdopn: atlifcrdtielt‘b on “inona Hnwii. inez iiipeon. l-‘euri
u, I
christian church we mm- The no i Hill 333.1322. fifilfiifihfilm’
jeét of her talk was “The World‘s ‘
" Room 0. Anna Conklln teacher”
Need of Christ. iwmmm 'liiilenuteln, Theldor'e Coin.
An enthusinztichnte-eting oi the mun leeiie Hunted. James Middleton,
M's Class or the East Avenue hieth Vincent Sweeney, Ruth Decker. l‘lor
with Church was held yesterday nooii.:0u‘~V Howell ”“3“" “0‘33““ ”MW“
1 meeting was well attended und‘mms‘m' Lillian "mm“
.: promem was suited to the time. i
-Km—n
111‘. and Mrs. William Davis, of New
York, spent Sunday with their cousin:
Hrs. Charles Aluswoxth and Miss Hui»
tie Rider, of East Norwnik.
Ila William Wright and sister,
The regular morning and evening
services were held at the Swedish:
A Congregntlmiai church yesterday. The
M V attendance at the eervloea was large.
The monthly business meeting oi
the East Norwulk Fire Police will be
held this evening in the quarters, in
Van Zant otreet. it is requested that.
every member be present.
Room 13, Carrie Potty. lonelinrw
itdltli Dunn. Dorothy Lovejoy. Mildred
Donicl Overton of Reedvllle, Vn. 3liadfnn, Ruth Vin! Coero ring Aimee
Wriy of East Norwnlk wrung that V\ urni. Frederick General-i. Clarence
Chesapeake Bay which has been iron: Dickson, Harry Guntnison. W niton
”var line We“ opened up again lion lloyi Arthur Romano. Albert Sroileld.
$1804 Wilton that. the conditions there: (hurlen “”0“: William Gllflllffiim
title last winter have been the worst "00'“ A: "913M WNW!“ letlfllt'l‘w
nee 1355.1 Lorin Holt. Jay Van Como-ring.
A Rev. George M, Teeple ‘lil‘OililllCd at
the regular morning and evening eur-
‘irioee that were held at the Advent
flirtation church yesterday. Rev. Mr.
Howie’s sermons were strong and
ere appreciated by nil'preaent. The
littendance at both services was large.
ROWAYTON ‘
A number of people enjoyed a well:
The semlmonthly huuineas meeting
the nail Nor-walk Fire District
“Mitten will he held this evening
the motor generator house, in Sen-
‘ Avenue. at which time conelder-
e business will come in} for tran-
on. 'vA-Among other matters the“
1y elected members of the lire no-
no. will the sworn in.
tierdoy
1
heavy. of Dorian. were yesterday viii
torn here.
o. ileGrande Johnson and Carleton
Rowayton yesterday.
-
William J Moore Jun, oi Brooklyn.
spent yenterdny at the home 91' tile
parents on Pond street
you: v Benedict onlclated at ’
, vines yesterday at the East
venue Methodist church. A. 1111-. Bone
a
William Kuhn. of Sohenoomdy. New
relerenoea r01- York. 19 the mat. of Milo Mildred
Thenll. or Pennoyer etreet
trchight &,l?owet w
1 Edward Brothertcn. or Highland
’ irenue. noodle tint he in onloyinx
haunt! It. Thou. MMilii.
The best local and New Yuri:
H I New York, vvere vinitori at thoir initi-
l A land the» who heard him preach. are
‘ oi the onlnioh tint in im- a hriiiiiiii
More hitm him u i umber. . lip
A Aflmnilir WW?-
I Allowance it both
i The ilit given name: at those neither
Room F‘. Anna Briody. teacher-«1
to Retort Point and Belle island yen- '
Wallace armor and Martin B‘haugh ‘
Bellow. of Dorian. were visitors in Al
1111.111111ou lionetnmolrlrn
Polm whmnhirm being “or?
and?» MWWWW
int: 100 reader weekly preotlce at Rio
ton Point on Wye. Yeitwdny delta
1. number oi row recruits appeared tor
a trim the motion was held be-
tween the m of buildings near the
chore and worded hood inclusion.
- nth. hill woo vlimry and the heel:
stops were badly needed. ‘
hi cine the unless of Rownyton
Hone Wily ire called {or during
the any to a fine, it them would be
no one at tin Hone house. Robert
min whole We number is am
will tan in the storm: also Charles
Bowman. at Head“: store. ‘nllone till
The Bone Commny'i phone is 939-6.
end they have I. good equipment for
the work they might he called upon to
do;
'li‘mm ninns drawn by Amhitoot A
N. Paddock. the J. Dell Construction
00.. or New York. has been awarded
the oonutnet fertile erection ot a $26,.
000 influence nit Tokoneke, tor Wilv
linm Mount-tin. of Brooklyn. Joseph
Cirintinno. of Greenwich. line the
intone work and the other ballroom
trams will he lot at once. The plane
show I houlve, 80x50 feet, of hollow
tile and etuooo construction, with It
shingle root and Rodin heat '
Automobiles nook in the mud In
thin section Wm quite 9. 00111111011
alight yesterday. One of the cm wu
owned by Janet A. Farrell. all Hickory
Bluii; and it was mired ln‘iower iiixir
land avenue. near Castle Venice. John
ii. iii-midway was telephoned for and
he arrived innit alter the Milo had been
exonerated. Another our bore a Gon-
nectlont lioonoo 646. end it who count
in Wrtyooconri street, Ind retrained
there two hours until on auto from n
Norwnlk garage came down 11nd pulled
it out with the help oi a number of
young men.
W
At the Methodist church yesterday
the Rev. William H. Thomas occupied
the pulpit morning and evening. deliv-
ering two very line hormone. in his
innini interooting and imnreuive style.
Hie text dor the evening was A Good
Nomi: in Rather to he. Chooeu Then
lrent Riches and was nnrtlcuiuly
iorreiul on character building and on
the. grout need oi a portion making It
name that would stand i‘or unrivghinedii
nnd all thut noon to make on the
groutnm of n abductor. such an the
name at Washington. idncoin and 0th
one Well known. The droning activities
comment-in; next Sunday will be a
hull hour inter. hlpworill lithium it
1645 mid promriiinn at 7:30.
«nu—.u.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Phone 127..
ROWAWDN,‘ CONN-1
Plumbing 8. Heating
‘ iNASTALLER OF TH!
“Beiknap” System
or not warren “urine
Hoot Modern, and ‘Ieooomioii
N'E‘OTON ~
A non urrivod ntthe homo or Mr.
and Mn. Cherie: Smith Friday.
a—atqn-uu-nn—
Mr. and in... Joseph Gnlbo, oi this
place, were mode the «proud parent. of
a hwy boy tin actuality morning.
WW
Mr. and Mn. Hurry Snyder. whose
parental ronide here. are soon to donut
tor scuttle. They have been here on
n villi. A
‘ I
W l A
inn. nowamwismui team 1. hold
A heed: the mu. oi the iomlnine shirt.
but it intended led to the” innovation ‘
A, ‘ at the iooei ihooi will in".
;.0ne~hnit oi the
HOYT’B THEATRE.
A hill of high grade mined vaudo‘
villa in to open it Hoyt'i Theatre, thin
uternoon. it announce. the extra-
ordinnr; eunement or America’-
uri-oininodt German comedian. Dick
Bemrd. lot-met our of Lew Fields“
New York amuse. “The Girl Behind
the counter." He will be snowy-ted
by In excellent compony in the timed
moody. "The Aoimoi atelier" vin-
“no and norm. two very clever mudw
dieu of male ind merrlneut. intro
duoing i thonund and one laughs.
will he went; Ilmti Clint-rill. the
Amerionii monochrome, will otter .1
variety oi hie own ueioctioni; Frank
and Evelyn gunner, are two or the
lirelioot entertunori on the vuudeviilo
on”; Ron and Wilma. elem: acro-
bets and gymnasts. odd to the di'ver
allied program. and the Homcepe mo.
lien picture: are the but to be lit-en.
all they are without eye strain or
flicker.
IIIII‘ ll
had headaches ever since and in un.
able to work. Nordine was lined 115
and coats in the (”lily court in Stim-
lord last Tuesday. for the insult.
II
in Dario» there‘were three salon of
reel Muteéhnd mortgage-n amounting
to $200. This WM nxoinnt three unless
and worm of $8,287 11 your ego.
the int week at March. The trans
lore inflow: --H.J.14Imb0m to W
' M. Smith Hindustani: Sohuyior Men
ritt et. iii. tit! to 1‘. ill. bohblnv; Bob
on Murray to ill. J. Reid. Minefield
avenue. ‘~ ‘
William A. uncle amok town 11-min
yeeteuiiy and who alter there ms
communists excitement. when Mn;
Creole one. out. with the innotutro.
merit that new one but stolen her
were from in hour. of the Methodist
Church A vigorouti mu an im-
modiotoiy muted lay the unwort-
tied. away or the WWW Joining
in tor the fun oi the We. Adler
some running audition new flaunts
livid exploded, the horse Add tint-finite
were found at Dr; A. 1.. lioule'i pinto.
with Gracie lying therein. stoma; on
n drunk. it enemy that Gracie vii:
melting through town on a trolley our
when he now the team He immedtuo
iy got oil the our and tool: iiii‘i wiles
horror and Wage, driving iii 1115,1111
Dr, Honoe‘p place, when he with over-
come by the liquor which he hni
drunk and wen-t to slew. taillight
he canto to South Nowell: and not up
et'the Mnhnokemo Hotel. late in the
evening it won reported to the South
Nervrnlk police that Gracie wan want—A
ed in Burton and Mrs. Oracle's otter-
ner. Mill.
lied to veri
counte. he ddnled. Grime m‘not do
rained.
4
numb
HOBBLE' B‘Kifi‘i’ cunecom'uo
u
nupauqu
> ‘ i
fl Bridgeport Will am How Lower
some Trolley; ‘
NEW HAVEN, April 19-538»: “in
yen, like New .Yorh city. will not»:
hire the bobble skirt our: undihmxh
the hobhie skirt may not’btl the lid
Word in the ,worid b1 leminine illicit
ion. the style-l1 here not no cheated
tented with mtitude hy’ notion. The
going or women‘n millions. ‘
soon in extent, it‘iiny rate! that it
of. the public utilitieir
noted French violinist. who make: hie '
I“! imad. “A
Th. Home 0! Hlu. Hinloeu and
Hilarity
-—-_.——
Newbie Engagement—AnnOunoemcnt
oi Amflfll'l Pro—eminent normal
Comedian A
13ch human A“
“looted Com
Counter." find a
Roaring Fire. Cmedy. rave-ling the
Distinguished character comedian in
his Hippie“ Vein or Humor.
.u—. ..M,_.
mint
VALEOCO I LEVINA
introducing a TMOIIM and One
Screaming” Lough-hi. citation: in
Mystery .
u—n—cflu
French Violinilt
EM“. CHEVRIEL
Odette. i Viv-ion Repertoire and His
Own Selections.
two LIVELY ENTERTAINERB
in Original Fun. Frivoiity and Funnies,
in Timely Hits. in Melody. Denote and
.the In.
Acrobatic Pironem Pinumi'mlito
PERU I WlLSON
Showing Originailtiu in Gymnastic
Diverticu-
THE HOYTSCOPE
Future Films. Superbiy Pnunlod
“rune! I
Auditorium
Motion Picture
Parlor
south Norwalk
We are putting More the public
today one or the greatest photo‘ninyn
ever um: on the market. Thin one
picture no doubt in the greatest yet
out hetero the nubile. which to troll
worth the union ulone. “out rules it.
“Thu Lite Benin—«Viti- Fruiting
from beginning to end A tale of the
sea
"A Perilous Ride“ ~Edieon. An army
picture illustrating lite in the army
And other leading iteoln
Watch Yer Our Next Sensation
EV‘ENONQS, 5 and We.
3n. moulded om or
y; the minor. which. of.» ’
that the lower item will he! lie ne'
Connecticut dummy it‘ not ””18“".w .
inrly concerned ‘vrlth the coining and A‘ J
not to.‘ ‘
Our shrine (node are now ‘
in hirer. We We here a;
A met interment of line
"good! than ever hetero.” -
‘ have notior’sott‘en tile ehenn- ‘ .
or end of the line. and nro‘ ', r
whitening a limit may not» ‘
tom mm tile per double“
"ill ‘m
A m nobility Midi .
A: unit itlmniitol . <
condition oi
ind enabling it ‘
thvrehi
rm- wmx 1 Program of is... 11mm» '.
oi High finite. victim ’ Vaudeville.
Dandy. Delightful manic", All More -
IIMDNIMW. Debut in Vaudeville -
Former cm of "The om Behind m .. .-
m y. 2:
in "rue ANIMAL erurna, " 3 mp. '
Another Exceptional Appearance—Tho I
Merry Muddlim of Magic and Merri- --
American Rupee-rune. oi the Nomi
Warm Up
the exposed cor-
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98 We’lhington St.
AS
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tell you whether a. Hot Air, Hot Water“ ‘“
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Company
NORWALK. CONN- L
but gets no
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of mi.
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by it wrench. twist or sprain in the
hook. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in ‘
inter lilo in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health in
restored throughhnrnionizlng the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneas. Rheumatism, Paraly-
ein. Heart, Kidney and Female Dio-
eiieetl are given special attention; also
‘ Curvature oi the Spine. You will
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