. . weather this morning. with the
curator down to 27 degrees. and
venue“.
.M nulls father. Eugene Phil.
1 not Thomas street.
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lilism C. Collins, oi-Osborn‘sve-
j . ishsving a concrete sidewalk laid
is place of rciidsnoe.
Mes Williams. tho veteran con-
Mor on the East avenue line, is
thing a day‘s well-earned vacation to-
[The weekly devotional meeting of
{in Young People's Society of Loyal
lei-hers was held last evening at the
' gilt Christian Church
The monthly business meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will be held this evening in the
quarters in Van Zant street.
{The weekly devislonal meeting of
use Epworth League was held at the
East Avenue Methodist Church last
. 'evening and was well attended.
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The Easter services at the Swed-
.1Ih Congregational Church were held
it yesterday and were largely attended.
The usual evening'service was also
held.
The regular meeting of the Men‘s
‘ Class of the East Avenue Methodist
Church, was held yesterday noon. The
directing was largely attended and
proved to be one of the most lhterest~
3, ing of the ‘year.
lelllam liulsc, oi’ Waterbury, was
Che-guest of Mr. and Mrs. .lohn R.
‘Hommedieu. of Osborn avenue, yes-
terday. Mr. Hulse was enroutesfrom
,"-B’eiiport, L. l., to his home. having
been to that place on business.
{ ‘Eastcr services were held at the Ad-
mt Christian Church yesterday and
‘."the fine weather in the morning
'iht'ought out a latge congregation. Rev.
George M. Teeple officiated and the
Cervicea were appropriate and beau~
«titnl The pastor also presided at
“the evening service which was held
at the usual hour
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,The track foreman of the New
Raven road who put in a demand for
in improvement in their wage scale
’ plied to Overtime and a modifica-
of the demands made upon them
calls for extra service on holi-
' . have not as yet received , any
... from the “Yellow Building," in
' Haven, although their demands
ya been in for many weeks.
hey are getting impatient now. and
id
Astrid today was to he put on the
basis which m granted the
Mslne track foreman last
, local demand there is a re
for an incresse as applied to
if.
via. the well-known men’s
‘ arranged with the Mark
illsmv Phillips. of New Haven. is
by a number of Moods. Friday aven-
,plessnntsmotonioypbiommue
whose agency he has for ,
"d. lcinlty. to issue cards A.
his oi”:
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Mr.. and Mrs. M liartog were
visitors i3 flown y s'y'.
W
The firstopen trolley car of the sea—
son made its appearance in this place
yesicfds1.
Grant Price. of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. 1. Thcall. of
Pennoyer street.
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Mrs. Charles F. Crockett went to
New Haven today to visit her mother.
Mrs. Emma Jack.
Mr. and Mrs. . Earl Stevens and
daughter Emily went to the Hippo-
drome, in New York, Friday.
Miss Florence Moore was out yester-
day for the first time since Tuesday
having been ill with the grip.
Winism C. Smith is having his
launch overhauled. and placed in com».
mission for the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rowland cele-
brated the eighteenth anniversary of
their 'weddlng, Saturday evening.
Frank Thatcher of New Haven, is
the guest of his brother, Marsh
McKinley street.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Crockett and
day with Mr. and Mrs.
of Crockett street. 1
Joseph Williamson, of Warehouse
Point, Conn. spent Easter Sunday ati
the home of his mother. Mrs. Lewisz
Parker, in Logan street.
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The motor boats are making their
appearance in the harbor now and
soon the little iieet will all be at their
moorings in the harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hart will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage this evening at their
homc'on the West Side.
The work of constructing the piers
at llelie Island is about completed, and
the balance of the dock will be com-
pleted probably this month.
Benjamin Broadway. of Bellevue
llospltall, N. Y., was the guest of his
Durante: Mr. and hired. ii. Broadway.
oi'Crockett. street, over Easter.
Mrs. George Kay and daughter
Helen. of Reading, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Kay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al~
fretl Crockett. at Crockett street.
The White Bridge work is being rap
idly carried on. The old bridge is prac-F
ticaliiy down and the excavating for the
new one at either end well Started.
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The steamer W l. Stevens'arrlved
in the harbor Saturday afternoon tori
the first time in eight months. The
boat. has been in Greenport nil win-
ter.
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Robert and Helen Scoiield. of New
York, hays returned to their home. af-
ter a.visit ovor the Easter vacation
with Mr. aners. R. A. Mills. of Row-
sytou avenue.
. Harry Williams and family have
moved from the William H. Lockwood
place, in McKinley street, to the house
owned by Captain Charles W. Bell, in
the same street.
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Mr. and MM. Lewis Parker have re',
turned from New York city, where
they have been spending the winter.
and are now residing at their real»
deuce in Logan street.
Daniel Keenan, of El Paco. Texas,
was the guest of Tracey‘B.1Ambier
over the holidays. Mr. Keens‘n is Mr.
Ambler's room-mate st Weslest Coi-
legc. Middletown. Conn. . ,
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Miss Mildrew Culhmy or horse
street. was tendered s sunrise party
ins. Cones were pWsd and refresh
ment- wore served and the young poo:
null—W .
J. R Madrid's spile' driver is now
ensssedrin Wilkins" on W “Coir
taln W. 1. Stevens, is messes evil-
nue. Saturday the opile driver was at.
work repairing the dock of the Elev
“Iw we
Thatcher, of Rowayton avenue and.
son Alfred of New alivcn. spent Sun- :sermons.
Alfred Crockett i
.eieb, some good eniensinmcnts are as-
one Oyster Company iii lower Ilcwsy~
Wi‘ 9Y9”! 7 f .‘L’. >—
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The Toscbers' Bible class of the
Rowsvton Sunday schools will meet in
the chapel of the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening, ‘st 7:45.
The small house at the rear oi the
residence of John lawndos. of Le an
Briggs. of Baton avenue. Mr. Brixas
has had the structure moved to his
property. and it is now occupied by
Charles Morris.
P. C. Munsbury Dodge Auxiliary
met with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen stone.
Of this place. last Friday evening; The
attendance was large and a very ea-
cheble time was had. Cards odd var-
ious other games were indulged in and
tempting refreshments were serv.
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Rev. William R. McDermott. late
pastor of . the Methodist Episcopal
Church, went to Astoria. Long island.
on Saturday. and officiated Sunday at
the church services in that piece. He
returns here this week and will pr'o-
bably vacate the parsonage so soon as
Mrs. McDermott and baby are able to
be moved. which will probably be the
last of the week.
The Easter services in the Bsptist
Church. yesterday. drew large congre-
.gutions. The music, decorations and
[other features were in keeping with
the day. A very interesting program
of the Bible school was presented,
the young people participating acquit-
ting themselvese most crodltably. The
order of exercises printed in The Son-
tinel Saturday was carried out. Rev.
F A Cunningham preached very able
Rcv iildgeway F. Chinn, the new
pastor of thc Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal Church, oiliciuted at both
service yesterday. delivering sermons
appropriate to the day. The Easter
music and decorations were featqu
of the day. Mr. China is being enter
talncd temporarily at the residence of
Captain John L'Hommedieu. Owing
to the storm at night and the small so
tendgnce the music will be repeated
next Sunday evening.
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
The Nomton Military Band will give
a vaudeville show and dance on April
11. Music by a ternplece band orches~
in will be a feature.
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Noroton A. C. baseball team had
noon. They would like to book games
with other teams. Address. 182 ., Nero
ton Heights.
Mrs. Richard Gillette, a daughter.
has been appointed by Judge Charles
D. Lockwood administratrlx of the es-
fate of lease Selleck. who died intes-
tate in Darlen. December 31, iiill.
leaving real estate worth, according
to petition, 83,000. The other heirs are
Mr. Belleck's widow and Frank Sel-
leck. a son, of Buffalo.
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Members of the Noroton Heights En-
gine Company enjoyed a supper and
sociable last week, which was attend-
ed by a large number of ladies and
gentlemenas well as the majority of
the members. Songs and music and
dancing were part of the evening's
program. An address was given by .
the president at the company, Cm
organisathn of a ladies‘ auxiliary. "This
was organised before the people went.
home. This company is mums: its
membership rapidly and is making
more“. Enthusiasm and interest
are chown b1 ,
flan Blanchard directing the dramatic
cured for the future.
Very. interesting services were held
, ssterdsy in, the Dorian Methodist
seep“ Church. this being the third
year first the cooler, Rev. Mr. emu:
reverence ills; chores here. A grati-
title: more regarding the liner»
em ‘1 . of the church was msde,
showing
unending courier A choice musical
mm 1. . mvsondered morning and
evening, redo: tile direction of a. Is.
Smith. the Easter cantata. lie is
presented in the evening.
We have s. fresh assortment 6!
Arcane dilution?“ ,, ‘.
their first practice last Sunday after "
Deitorest. in which he proposed the
the members. With Wit . ‘
street. has been purchased by Charles . .,
EACTER wank AT nov'r's.‘
A program of unusual quality is on
the tools at Hart‘s for Easter Week.
beginning with the matinee today, and
a brand.- 'new list of stars coming
Tlulufiay, tot iittlhgly commenorute
the occasion. The management has
booked s variety of vaudeville attrac-
tions of the best caliber and is intro-
during many new features and novel-
ties. The entire week's entertainment
is strong in laugh melting features,
and the bill starting today has for it‘s
principal item, "America's Greatest
Eccentric Comedians," Collins C Hart,
who are universally known as “The
Two Strong" men. They will offer
numerous comedy creations that are
said to be side splitters. The added
feature will he Sophie Everett and
Company. who will play, Carl Flem-
ing‘s merry triumphant comedy, "The
Piano Tuner.” Miss Everett will be
happily recalled so the leading woman
of many New York's legitimate suc-
ceases, notably. “Sirongheart,” "The
Woman" and others. The remainder of
the superb bill includes iler, Burke and
Davenport. musical merry-makers, who
will show their “Musical Home." a rip
roaring comedy novelty. These artists
are also instrumentalists of consum-
mate skill. Jackalmmon'ds. "The Rap
py Tramps." whose mission on earth is
to dispel gloom. will bring some new
narratives and song hits. Carney and
Wagner, dance song and patter rome-
dlsus, will introduce their whirlwind
specialties. in addition their will be
some splendid moving picture reviews
ing for Hoyt's-uhis week. There you
log for Hoyt: this week. There you
will find mirth and melody mingled in
hsplly concord.
csuowr Rae-ilmozo‘.’
Bristol Policemen. Curprlsss Burglar
st War“ and Arrests Him.
iiiiiSTOin April 8.»Odicer Moonli-
cuddy surprised us burglar at work in
the store of Joseph Greenbergut 2
o'clock yesterday morning. Ho caught
the man. William Ruggerio. an Italian
laborer. after is chase of a couple of
blocks, Returning to the store. the
otllcer found a bundle which contained
a miscellaneous assortment of the
store goods. The police are holding
the burglar under 81.000 bonds for
Judge, Malone. this morning.
I
The woman who relies upon Senti~
nel Want Advertisements to secure
the household yelp has a little time
for other things.
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THE THEATRE COMFY .,
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and s Fitting Attraction for this "Good -
Leading Women
Csrl Fleming's Cupsrb Scenic and Cs-
Moicdious arid Mirthiul
in s Moro-ring Musical Munli'lconco,
Merry Conclave of Mirth Mgkors st
Concord
This Week s Mupondeus Arrsy
America's Mien Comical Acrcbstlc -
The Tove Strong Mon
Cheer" Week
Sophie Everett
tiricsl Comedy. “The Piano Tuner. "
iier, Burke and
introducing their Harmony Home ,
the Happy House of Hits, where Music
More for Castor Hbiidsy
Countries
Greatest Lougbvmskors in Vaudeville, :
Extra Added Feature, the Brilliant
and her Cplondid Company. precaution
Davenport
Here is the Best Lough Ever
' Jack Simonds
The Ham Tramp. Whose Mission on
Earth is to Dispel Clocm‘
Dandy Dance Diversifiero
Carney and Wagner
Otter-inc Cong Hits. Potter and Torp-
slohore.
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PJverybody's dolu' it. Doin‘ what?
Why. getting the habit of going to the
Auditorium. We show pictures to suit
your taste. Welcome one and all to .
night to see our A No. 1 program,
which consists of some of the leading
resin
“The Right Nome But the Wrong
Men"-—Ceilg. Pure farce-comedy of
the furoiest kind. and rocking with
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