Miss. Florence Moore, of Pond street. ' is able to be out utter a recent ill- ‘ noes. W William Pinhney, of Rowsyton sve- uue, is seriously” ill with stomach tron. hie, but well slightly improved today. ‘flowsrd Show, or Florida. N. Y.. in whiting driends in East Norwniil. . Philip H. Fielding. 01’ East avenue. "went yesterday in New York city. 3 Mr. and hire. ElmerCsee and family. . _ ., of Hevllend street, .Bouth NOI‘WIi‘k. 30h“ ““0““ 0‘ ““5 place, h“ are moving their elects on their sum- Wed his new lsunoh into commis- our home in this We. Mrs. n. B Ryder. or New Rochelle. “0 WWW!" 0' “9““ “"99 New York. is the guests! Kr. and hire. at yesterdny with friends in New H. b Rewind 33,-. Md“ iethe lint i, mietsnt keeper or Greens W light. having been trsmierred recently trons llev. and Mrs. Harry Closestt. or II l Bantam. are the guests or relatives in Execution t' ‘t N" York. ROWAYTON— —~—,—~8¥ 1- 0n Easter Sunday the services at like Carrie Boernm °1 East Nor. the Baptist Church will begin with a. walk, is spending the Easter holidays sun fl” prayer mention at 5: so a m in New York. At 10:30 will be the regular mornins ..... worship with appropriate singing by < the choir end preaching.” the pastor. mag: .gpgif‘gg‘gpofl“ day” mm The Bible school is st 12 o'clock and 3;, evening service at 7: 30 n. m. The Mr. and Mrs J. n Bel-tremor Cove nunriw prayer motion will take the , avenue. are the guests of reintlvee in D1800 0! the Nil!!!" Y. P- 8 C- E ii" “Brooklyn over Sunday. i vice and there will be no C E prayer - ‘ meeting in the evening. A cordial The Marvin schools best the Con invitation is extended to any who nerd school yesterday morning on the would worship in these services. Wlehe lot ally the score or 5 lo 2. M... n. . an. and Mrs. Leo (laugh. or Keyser —-———~—--— At the Baptist Bible school tomor- :ers. C. ll. Bates. who has been wln~ row the following program will be pro- filing in Belleview, Florida. has nrriv- dented: ' ill her home, in Madison street. :Giorm—«school, . 'l‘he l.‘ord 8 Prayer in Unison. ‘l‘he Men‘ 9 Class of the i“ not Avenue Singingwischool. filelilodist Church will hold its weekly mmmmwllmm we“, Shooting tomorrow noon at the church. ReclintlllnwAnne Scoliold Soioa~llnvdd Albrecht. ileudinge-«w-Mul‘lml Weed. Elicitation—«Rhoda Jarvis. l:)uctt—-.lennle Morris and Harriet Lotte. The Weekly deletions] meeting of Roadingwlnlcilc Amhlcr. the Epworth League of the lanst Ave Sillging-8¢hool e Methodist Chulch nlll he held to Members of the congrognllon are gag-row evening at the. church. . :cordialiy invited to meet with the , :echool «w...— 3, Kiss Nesta Martin, of 14 Central tunnel. is visiting with her uncle. Mr. Ferguson‘of Cross illVer, N. Y., for . 6?. George M. Teeple will occupy “limit and preach at the morning‘ : evening services that will be held ‘ he‘Advent Christian Church tomor- llcv. Ridgcwny l". Chinn, till: now punter oi? the liowayton Methodist Episcopal Church. will conduct the ser- vices there tomorrow Rev. Mr Chinn in is native of New Jersey. and in is fire. William lining and son mm}. graduate of New York University and ’ and daughter Bernice. of Water Drew Theolosical Seminary For three A are the guests at “1'3 Hulaea yours he was assistant pastor of the Mrs. John It 1 Hommedicu of Methodist Church. in Stenliord. and :iur the past six years has been onstor M of the church in hitchiicld. lie has n The regular mornln: and evening Wife and one child and expects to Moon will he held at the Slvcdlsh move to the parsonage the middle of mmniloul lChulCh tomorrow it April. when Rev. and Mrll. McDonnell 1‘ Wed that there nlii he a large nt- and children will be able to leave for once at both cortices. :lmng l‘elnnd. Mr. Chitin is an able _._._.__._ preacher and his pastorate here is ex Vice President Jennie Birchard will potted to be very awcesgmy fiend the meeting of the You llg Poo 3310’s Society of Loyal Workers that will be held at the Advent Christian Church tomorrow. The subject will he « vidence That God is With Us. Rudolph A. Lollr one». 1273 nownvron, coon. Plumbing & Heating INO‘I’ALLER OF THE “Belknap” System . 0F HOT WATER HEATING Most Modern and Economical lyltem. DARIEN *_........__ The buildings on the bridge which are to be sold at public auction by the bridge committee todny were inspected by a. number of real estate dealers yes unity and on Thursday. it is probe: hi. tout the buildings will so quickly. The Easter service in the East live?I Methodist Episcopal Church is the beautiful etory oi the first Easter' _: norm—tho story of 11 little boy strick- ' ' so blind by the lush of the cruel gover- ‘ bar's whip tipped with points of steel at his daily struggle for existence in the streets oi’ Jerusalem; the klndnees‘ in! his boy friends till at last one of Wm who has seen the Saviour per- term miracles insists on «bringing the Blind boy to the Master just all he Me: his triumphsi entry into Jeru-' ‘Inimn. then having inst hold to the We who work the wsy to the Mas-' side and stood there until the tour saw him and gave him hack‘ " gilt. The music is exoeptlonslly‘ tnl in both solo and chorus work. :‘ Mr. Disbrow has brought the choir f" him state of efficiency. which AND Nonoron * mater flundsy will he anatomist... . ly observed in the Methodll‘ltltlllurch on Sunday. At 10: 80 Mimi day school will conduct A 3mm “In the totally plot, Greens Fertile cemo - tended us the speaker is well Qualified ter eel-vice consisting or music will James Donlon died at his home on King street, April 4. Funeral services were held at. the «Church or theAs- summon this morning lit ll o‘clock. with burial in the Catholic cemetery. King street. Mrs. Edward Grant. aged 67 yours. died at Sensatuolr. April 2. The funeral was held Thuredlvy morning at the Church of the Assumption at 9:16 s. m. interment in the Bethe lie cemetery. Kins street. h i". Sherwood. need 73 years. died st Southwrt. April 3. mineral son vices will be held at his late resi- dence tomorrow et 2:30 p. m.. «burial in Oslt Lorin cemetery. Foiriioid. The Rev. Mr. Hollmsn will ofilcisto. Mary A. Finch, used till yesrs and six months. died' at Albury Perk. March ill. interment Thursday after- noon in Willow Brook cemetery. the Rev. Henry Bisc‘iliooh calcining. De- ceased was s. elster-ln-lnw of Mrs. Jello A. Wood. Oi this place. WM .1. Frank Elwood. aged 64 years. died at Springfield. N. .1.. April 3 Funeral services were held today from the Greens Fol-me Congregation- sl Church st 4 o'clock. interment was tery. the Rev. Mr. Stray-er officiating Edward Keene. used 47 years, died at Bridgeport hospital. April it. it‘ll» ncrni services were held at 4:30 o‘clock Thursday sitemoon st the chnpol in the Futile building. line Rex. llonry illntkioch omclntlne. inter ment was in Willow Brook nemelery. The art exhibit held in Chicago. has attracted e grout mention through the papers at the country. deal of favorable out the west and Those who exhibited from Wesimrt. were Mil“ Dove and Mr. Mariano vitoh. William id. Pntrie this week broke ground for his new house in Rose» ville district. He threw the ill-st shovelful oi earth and work then started in earnest. The seller is be- ing dug by is. P. Waltemun. Mr. Patric extinct: to stone the cellar himself and be actively engined about the place. The construction work will he under the direction of Rnleton & St. John. When completed .Vir. Patric will have one of the finest and meet nightly pieces in Westport. The April meeting of the Bough Monday evening. The speaker of the evening will he N. Vnndorpyi, oi iln vorhdil. him. His subject. will be the “Puritan Ministry" snli it is hoped the meeting will be well lit- to handle this subject besides lacing s most interesting snooker. M. H. Cooley. the collector of inc Weetpo‘ri Fire District in: has a record this season which will be hard to host. Within two days otter sending out his hills he had collected over “00. It will be automated this amount and hallowed it which the collector Over. 0n the two unites there will he raised a sum 0! $3.498.” which will «he used tor the running expenses or the lire district for the coming season. in Snugetuolt; When everything much leit. Chicano have had much to say of the? excellent work or the lotions nrtlsts.i tuck Historical society will he neln‘ with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Adams on: that lost your the dietridt run short f ..: immediately turned , , - met your the tex‘ will only , 3 one mill and with not Insulate, Whit ,, : year there are mom est"; hydrnnie ‘ . to pay (or hesidee 9. new newer laid ‘ paid it is not ottoman there will be ‘ ' MUSEMENTS K. or c. CONCERT AND RAW The mini details 0! the concert and ball of this Knights of Columbus. oi Norwslll sud end South Norwnik. which will inks piece in the state arm. cry in West svenue on Wedneedsy ove- ning. April 10th, were completed at the meeting or the general committee held at the reams of Catholic Union Council in Norwuilt lest evening. Flint'e full orchestra of ten pieces will furnish the mueic for dancing and the 8:15 sharp. Prof. H. L. Wood. of Siam. nor musical proxreln which will begin st‘ deviiie’s Crowning Gum stithp Happy HOP” 97 Hits Where Music end Mirth Are Merged in Happy (30an m rule WElKa-THIB Tweak Variety Medellin. angelsnd's Lern- est. Costilest and Newest Musical Production at the Present In. A sic. Mirth and Originsilty, introducing e Isiiet o! Dainty Mellie es Sweet as Apple Blossoms. Hundred Song Hits. Twenty Denoee never before seen. “FUJ YAMA" ford. will give it comet solo. The artiste which will nupeer in to cnl selections fire o guersntee thst this port of the evening's entertain count will he most entertaining Gounod. will be sung by Mn. Rose Young. Toomey. and I earls-em sud tenor duet by Mme. Penn-Paris. of New York end B. Alton Smith at Booth Norweiit. "The Misererl. " from li vaetore. by Verdi Mayor Finnigen. a! Norwnlll. aid Mayor Tuntneny. of Bond! Norwnill. will lend the mend melon. which will rslrt st 9 o'olooit. This is probably the first function ever held in town ill which the mnyors o! both cities have acted in this capacity 0. A McNamara. the well known decorator of ~Booth Norwnlit. has charge of the deoorutins oi the arm high stand“ of the nfloir. The dunno order will contain twenty numbere and Prat. Flint ha: arrested 1 oi. the past two weeks. by he artists ltlml only the intent and most popular dsnoe music will he played. Light retreeilments will he served at intermiseion. The Knights are elated over the large ndvenoe sole of tickets. and it looks a» riflthe‘ reception committee would he kept very busy looking alter the guests we word has been received of large nertiee that will attend from New York city, New llnven, Milford. lord and Greenwich. "How did you “fillet tine springi overcoat?" “l had a sure-lip on a home race.“ "i never know one oi those euro line to pan out." “Neither did i, so i didn’t play ll. Put the money into an overcoat in steed."-~Wuehiuxton licrnld. Wfimn .... ~ , ,._.._,.., .. _ Sentinel want ads. brine reunion ~ WALL ' Our Spring goods are now in stock. While we have a larger assortment of line _ anode than ever hetero. we have not forgotten the chose or end 01' the line, slid are showing all wet wens: ”WV ‘ ‘ierns from me nor double roll till. ~ The Gotham 00.: 151.19. NORMAN, thw WYOUNGS. Props; to First St. E Nerveeli‘r ~ I Telephone Four Five Two The “Jewel Bonn" from "Faust ny‘ any. which will he in keeping with the Bridegwrt. halibut): Ridxeiiold, Stein»i ~United Councils Ladies Attention‘ Whistw Bridge Whlst . indie: A Iesutiiul Spectacle oi the Lend of the Cherry Blossoms. A Novel cree- tlon. Refreshing in newlines, enter» telning in melody. The seesan’e stel- isr carnation Mn crewman-for. BMW production. Casein! Added Feature-Jim London Hippodrom Hit in oflumor and Sen- THI lNCOMPARABLE e—sTAVIOOLla—A Comedians end Gymnast Extreordi nary. in Pests and Fun end Daring The Twinkling lure of the Leqltlmste BLANCH! CARTWRIGHT end DARRELL STANDING Fonner Fevorites. “In. Nigger,” pro - seating Louis Weel n'e Newest Pinyin "THE POST-68A UATE COURSE” aynooplsts Superior to All Their Pre~ «isomers WHITE BROS. A COOK The Men Who Make Ragtime Melody Booth the Heart. Incl-lining Their Latest Compositione. England's Fleeethgin Song DiCK 8T EAD Character 8on9 star. offering a series of Tuncflii Hill. HOYTSCOPE Never failing with its Superb Film Dispisy. i mm...— a...” w m.— “THE-- Auditorium Motion Picture Parlor South Norwaik Follow the crowd to the Auditorium tonight. Laugh like you nelrer lnngln ed before. We allow the heel pictures in town. . "The Poiitieisn‘s Dream“—~Vlu. aningmlt you full to lay hitch nod give vent to a string of chuckles over this one, consult the nearest physician. lie trill cure the terrible disease that clutches your laugh organ i “Sunshine Through Dark"—-Blo. A masterpiece oi yirile plot which ends [in it love silelr. l Are some oi ‘our lending tools or feature reels. Gig Nstlnee Today-51: to all ‘ Eveninge. 6 end 10:. Which for our next Sensation. , 3 time in The Nor-walks. S First No. 46 & No. i253 KofC Concert 8: Ball AHMONV . Wednesday Evening April liltil ‘* Tickets $100 Admitting Gentlemen end telly A Program of Gold Features end Veu- , A Bill oi Irsnd New 80th Century . Mammoth. Magnificent Music eiMu- ' “ " ......A,..... ....... .... ., -.,.:“. ........... .. ‘I..,..I<I.l I I’I.l.lI._D‘I,I,ILI,I_I‘I.I‘-_i‘l l‘l,I.l,l_n,"-.I.l,u>u.¢‘l ;_._z.nv-,c.u.l_n.-Q-‘. e pig‘s“: 1.1.1,. -.s_s:_ 0th. ‘ , l. i. ll. Mm. illiililli ..... ......... . ‘I;:;l:l:l..‘l,l .FOr ,..EA._STER Wear anmns THE new sunro— ‘ LION SHIRTS—moo a $1.50. nnnss GLOVES-JAN OR GRAY NECKWEAR_NEW CHENEY . alLKs AND omens—eon ' SCRATCH-UP sour HATS DERBY HATS—NEW SHAPES. INTERWOVEN HALF HOSE lN COLORS 'ro PLEASE. LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR: UNION SUITS—OTIS MAKE. SMITH GRAY sun's TO ORDER. ROYAL TAILOR sun‘s TO ORDER. 92'2‘7‘.‘ ss -_-V:,-‘n,l,l,n, 'I I’I.I I,I'I;I e . 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Phone 742 The New Science DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the dlscnsc and the all of ad- justing the some Diseases are caused by a. wrench, twist or eprnin in the back Exen if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the dinerent organs and limbs Chiropractors relume the cause of this disease and pain, and health in ‘restnrod through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body Nervousnees. Rheumatism, Paraly- sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Die- eases are given speClnl attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. 'r. FRANCIS. n. c. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NOKWALK Manneglc Treatments Given Also In Effect Oct. 1. 1911. sourll NORWALK TO NEW vonx AL ”~12: elm 3.0M. 5:411. 11:09. 6:31 him 'ltflu. 8:171. 5351! 015:. mu. lfl:20810!68.&331m"‘( & Swill 's- n p '3? am HYPE “if?“ i is“ X . '0 to I mlz'x. s: 403.10 :45. Gun days- W . e P. 133%? ins. 3: .091. 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