', ”moon trip. ' ; (3.. for it visit. V Louis Dugsn. of Reynolds street. has token a position at Tilley's blacksmith nhop. Mr. and Mrs. John Darrow. of East avenue. recently entertained the Rev. and Mrs. S. Fairbanks. 1 _— = ; The East Norwulk wother prophet [maxim up his hands in disgust this ‘norning. lie scented snow. ' M l . John Armour has installed power in ;' his boat which he expects will show Its heels to many of the river craft. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph id. Bartram have returned to their home. in Cove “ avenue. after visiting in llrooklyn. N. Y. Miss Laura C. Baker. of ti Fort street. East Norwalk has gone to Wa- tertown. to teach for the balance of ‘ the school year. Mrs. Carl Wicks is putting S. F. Ward’s Tokenekc' house in commission for the season, the family coming for the summer, April lbth Miss Gladys Reach. of Betts place. and Miss linzel Benn. of Van Zilnt street, have returned to their homes. after visiting in Bridgeport. I Miss Alice llull. who is studying to become a trained nurse at New lin- von, was the guest of relatives and friends in East Norwalk. yesterday. Harold C. Hall. of East avenue. has been re-engaged as tenor singer at Grace Church, Norwiilk. Mr. iluli's work there has been very satisfactory. The many friends of the Misses ilol- en Canevury and Muy Guttridgc are pleased to they have started to otiond school. The little girls are compan- ions and attract not a little attention us ”they proudly \vend their ways to 3131100]. g Word hit been received from llnnlol ‘ Over-ton, of Reedville. \'a., to the cited not his son Clifford Overton is to he harried early in June and will stop 55 on at East Norwulk iilld itowayion, ”while enrouto to Boston on his honey- Word has been receivetl from Mr. Ind Mrs. (5.. Howard King and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L'iininmcdio ll to the clip 't ; that they have gone to Greensboro. N. , reported to be somewhat improved by his stay in the t‘urolinns A plague Of tramps his invntiztd the confines of East Net-walk and is causing some npprellcnsion on the nail . of the residents. and tough looking characters and the women folk will breath easier when' those unwelcome visitors move on. The regular meeting of the May- flower Hook and Ladder Company was ' held last night at the quarters in Van Zuni. street. at which time it was voted to participate in the Memorial Day exercises with the Grand Army of , the Republic. The members also or ;- ranged for the sociable to be given on Friday night. The best local and New York i’hferences for Electric Light 81 Power WIRING ALL WORK GUARANTEED lot m Figure on Your, Wiring and Fixtures; P my: FlELDiNG Cl CIAVIIW AVI.’ ' nue, is the guest other aunt in Brook- ?iir. L'ilominoillcn l3 ~ The men are bold meat or several citizens wholintended making gardens...‘ Miss Alina Moore, of Crockett ave- iyn. Routine matters of business Were transacted at the meeting of the Ro- wsyton Hose Company which was held last evening. George A. Wright, Jr.. after a week's stay at his home in Craw avenue. re- turned yesterdsy to his engagement with The Gamblers' Company. A special meeting of the Rowayton Yacht Club will be held at the head- quarters tomorrow night. to make ar- rangements for the coming season. William C. Smith and family, who have been at their summer home on Belle island, have returned to New York city for a few days before com- ing: here permanently. Tracey B. Ambler of this place. and Daniel Keenan, of El Paso Texas re- turned to Wesleyan University, y-‘es tcrdny, after spending the Eater vsw cation at the home .of Mr. Ambler. l A regular meeting of the Boy Scouts; tlic‘ will be held the latter part of week, on account of the meeting of- the Sunday school teachers in the; Methodist Episcopal Church. this eve-t hing. . l ..................._.. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hunt of‘ itamlond street celebrated their. gilden wedding anniversary last night.’ at their home by entertaining at lurgel number of their friends. The affair: was a happy one and was largely cit-1 tended. The happy couple, surround- ed by their friends and relatives. were at their best and entertained royually The entertainment set nslde for the owning was appropriate to the ocul- slon. Later in the evening an eiuho- rate supper was served and portal-ion; or with genuine relish by all present.) Mr. and Mrs. mm were the recur; ionts of many beautiful and valuable' presents from their relatives and friends as well as the congratulations from the town. 'i‘~l1-ero wolc present. at the meeting guests from hit. Vor- non long island lllid other places. as utll us a large number of their local i friends. i ”aw ‘ Rudolph A. Lohr Phone 1278 ROWAYTON, CONN. Plumbing 8: Heating INSTALLER OF THE “Belknap” System 0F HOT WATER HEATING - Most Modern and Economliinl System. l . The Ladies Aid society of the Con. ‘gregntional Church insets Thursday at the church , “"-""‘I" There will be a meeting of the Mann Club. April 19. at the Congress- tlonsl Church. Mr. and Mrsi‘wiilter ‘Dudgade. of No roton Heights, spent Sunday in South Nor-walk. visiting moods. The apparatus for the girls‘ athletic and gymnastic; club has arrived at the Noroton Hakim fire department house. There will be a meeting soon for the corpses of perfecting organise: tioin , The Easter micn in the Conant tionsl (3th. W ‘ .l ' ‘s crowded one. guest at the local hotel on Saturday. Ellie buildltlit to i of the silent onto property Mr ltciijello ito lento in it fun (toys for itrross the continent. W was Monarch was will ' tlly decorated with flowers. The 11111- 0io was good, and 1100.. Dr. Brown. the _; a fair sisod crowd. funds-to worlds nods-101i” of ' Milli not. be responsible for in thoro’nniu the Sun: which in: 'Jjodtst urn. had the amnion: st Tlieiil will Whistling a: scam school installers 01310.net: pod Rowdy t the fiownyton Metho- The young unlit who took part in the recent' caustic performances at the Newton Heights fire department house will be sum or Mr and Mrs. Wil liam Pension, this evening; at n sup- per and dance at their home ~Womsn loves a clear, rosy oom- nieiiion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blond. clears the skin, motors: ruddy. sound health. WESTPORT AND SAUGATUCK H V. Johnson of Winsted is spend- ing a few days in town Wu...- A son who born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. E. Parmley. Jr. w...,.._.c._._.. W. H. Taylor. of New York, was I 0....— a...” Martin Nolan has returned to his home in this town from a visit Canada. MW“... i: ' " End: taking his text from V Links 24:81. in; WATER illllllilllllll" llll‘illlPPHllVEl BIKES THREATS! GREATER MINE (Continued from nroi. page) socialod Charities is directing relief measures. At Hickman about 2.51!) persons are being cured for. Captain ingsn of the United States Army. has charlie of the situation there. and an agent of the Red Cross Society is as- iiisting him. The Red Cross Society has contributed $500 toward aiding in the core of those gathered at Hick- innu. Capt. Regan of the Tennessee National Guard has taken charm.- of the situation at Tiptonrllle. most organizations are caring for those at Forest City. The crew of the U. S. S. Aluphltriu; anchored in Memphis Harbor has re- ceived instructions to assist in rescu- ing flood victims. one of the Amphi- trite‘s bouts went to Wysnolio this morning, to bring a party reported mnrooned aboard a raft st Wynnoko, Arm, to this city. Over 1.000 people, nearly half of them mfugoes from the hood. are ill Ridgeiy. Tenn. nine miles below Tip- tonville, this morning, without menu. The one-story houses there are no longer habitable and the two-story bonus are crowded. The reminder of the community is out on a hillside I l M. 1‘. Mc(‘ ornincii of Helen. Mani. .. is visiting his parents here on East Main street. .... . .1............ After many repairs have been made, the water has now been turn- ed on in the two drinking fountains here \ Rev. and Mrs. Levi Holmes or rived from Windsor Locks. Friday nnd will take up their future homo. Oil Main stret. lie». Holmes has} retired from active work Tile funeral of J l-‘rank Elwood was held Saturday afternoon at o clot-l. from the Greens Farms Con- iiregatlonal cliuitli interment was in the Willow Brook cent-den blithanl iti:iljello uho recently pur- (hosed three houses limon railroad company Is the opposito side of owned byi Mr. and Mrs. Walter t‘rossmnn arc: n trip! They will be gone from home about it intcicst enioute to (‘ulifolnlui Gilli. S. 1.. Woodrord whose nous address is No. ’i Mailison nvcnneJ New York, is to build a new mnnsiun iii Greens Farms. i’liiiis lum- nlroad)’ been drawn for the building. which will cost fifty thousand doilnrs. Work will commence lit once upon pluce. ~ m... .. w... ... The Lacks Beneficial“ society of the Congregational Church will meet pn Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. stone from two.until five o‘clock. The large number of ladies who attended the last meeting is proof of the interest shown in the work of the society and on equally large crowd this weak. ,. 0—- The first Wedding to in the town after limit mated at noon today at 1.. Remy, of Greens Farm. was performed by the Rev Fr. J. J. wedding trip. was ii. practice game on Good irri- day afternoon bemoan the may Kata and the Snugntnck team. The some was plsyed on the monotonic 11010 militia: in victory for the Soul» slum lay the score or 0 to 3. Miller M-Wv W Kits. and (indoors. mwnri "I" m was no the battery for tits hm lain. ‘ gluon won 0 good both teams had and 0.. wltlm'soa by 4! limit the New‘ movlngi month; ‘untl ulll via-it the principal points oi- . liiisi ‘ m . is honed for take place was consum- the Churrh of the Assumption, when‘ Miss Mary Boyle became the bride of William imme- diately after the ceremony which Duggan. the couple left for-s short The first ball game of the season without shelter. The stock is without i prevender. Provisions will have to he landed ion skills and launches to reach Ridge- l‘.ly A current running seven or elgbti imlles an hour must be encountered’ l and the task of relieving the town will i be perilous. Two steamboat: reached Tipiouvilie yesterday afternoon. one a govern- : inept boat with prmisions. At floss Landing fifty sufferers were ipiciied tip. A woman and two chil- -' dren on a raft mode of two logs. their iplsce of refuge for three days. were rescued near Cherokee Tenn. Whooiiing cough has broken out among the children of the refugees st lTlptonvllle. Tuo negro children died yesterday. several whlte children in the courthouse use in n critical condi tion. Louis \sn Pool, aged 17. was drowned .nonr fl‘iplonvllle. yesterday. when his boat repulsed. CASTOFi IA For Infants and Children. The Itinl incline Allin: Bought i 8..“ “I. i SignItux-o of I l A.» «as. m“..- ._«:-....r..~.—»....‘.——..... ..............,..«.... mm-.. l * WALL PAPER Our Spring goods are now in stock. While'wo here a larger assortment. of fine goods than ever before, we have not forgotten the cheap- or and of‘tho line. and are showing a grout many pat- terns from me per double roll up. The Gotham Co. E. E. COEHAN, W. YOUNGS. Props. to First St. E. Norwalk Telephone Four Five Two 1 v .Wbista- Bridge Whist It" ‘ Ionlnnln. With Matinee Today. a flurry Conclave of Mirth Matron at. the Happy House of Hits; whore Music -ond Mari-iron Mingle 0mm HOYT THE THEATRE COMFY This Wonk a Stupendous Array of 2.: :- Btoro for Eutor Holiday ”n..- America's Premier Comical Acrobatic :: 5' I: » Eccentric's ' Collins 8: Hart The “two strong Men Ore-toot Lough- woken n Cheer" Wool: Extra Added Future, Lending Woman Sophie Everett and nor Splendid Company, presenting " Cori Fleming's Superb Scenic and So- tiricnl Comedy. "The Piano Tuner. " —._—_. Moiodlouo and Mirthful iler, Burke and Davenport ‘ int-caring Musical Munificsncc, ding their Harmony Home More is the Boot Laugh Ever Jack. Simonds In I R intro The Happy Trump. Whose Mission on ' Earth is to Dispel Gloom Dandy Dance Divonlflon Carney and Wagner Offering Song Hits. Potter and Torp- 'sichoro. , THE HOYTOGOPE—Motlon Pictures of interest and Amusement. “w~“4 “1.... - ..... ._.-....... -M ”a..- M _ -—THE-— Auditorium Motion Picture Parlor South Norwalk Are you among the happy ones that go to the Auditorium? Why not you enjoy yourself for a small sum? The small slim of ltlc for adults and FM: for children will entitle you to lnugh your stilt-s out. We Fun only quality plc~ lures. Look at this winning prOg‘rniu. which are some oi our leading reels: “Lure of tho City"--Edlson. A strong drama showing the breaking of a home after the son lenvcs. \And other Loading Reels DON'T Miss lTl EVENING-S. 5 and 10 CENTS ‘Nuff said Ladies, Attentioni Auction ._.“..... Town humbly Hall 1 Tuesday. April 9. at 3 p. m. For loom Of the Dispensary Tickets. 50 coats. in Happy . Vaudeville, 2' and s Fitting Attraction for this “Good ' tho Brilliant '. N ECKWEAk—N '-"-'-' sluts mo OTHER 98 Washington St. the exposed cor- ner room. the bay window, or the. room that gets no sun with a HEATING STOVE (iDustless. Noise— less, .: Botherless, Easy to Light and to Extinguish. United Electric Light &Water Co W l. ill. llill. ll. R. lllilllllll in Efloot 08!. 1, 1911. m 001ml NORWALK TO NEW YORK " m Fenwick Optical Co.l mm button: 101 0110'.“ ' one «mum to littl‘o pittance ‘ Kolorlast ' iiig Very attractive in announces. A‘s ‘ pliable n0 carpet. Odurleu. mil fast colors. _ Gusrsn- H ‘ 0:51." 031010 ”nah.” 1 363‘." 0.01:. mm " IOUTH NORWAW TO DAMN“ sfllw WORK T0 IOU? H NOIWALK. 0.00. s. ‘éxnm‘fim. with?“ 1130;.“ 11-12}: 1-0.1 1:001. .l: 17:] 1:11.10 1 001. 1:00. 1501:. 0:00 x. 0: :201£5003.0:::.003.I0u.980.ii .1? ' Sundays. A. 10.20: 00“. 0:1 0:01;. 10: 01:. n: For BASH-Tia Wear snsrpns can 11st Lion" SHIRTS—01.00 a. 11. so. DRESS GLOVES—TA SCRATCH-UP SOFT Hill‘s DERBY HATS—NEW‘SHAPES. 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