the liver and- Litliscyr-tnnc
n y"u;
Mrs. William H. Pistt and son. of
Man street are visiting with
'iflehds in Danbury. I
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, lira. Charles ThompsOn. of Rowan
‘Itroot, has returned to her home from
:1 visit in Danbury.
l
Rev. George M Tecple. pastor of the
., Mvent Christian church of this
X . place, is enjoying a short vacation
‘ horn his duties.
Howard V. Benedict. the young di-
Slutty student, is studying at Wesley-
" .anCoiiege. rather than at the Western
College, as was reported.
Mr. Blue, of New York city. has
'moved into his summer home at Greg-
ujy's POint, where he will remain
daring the ensuing season,
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The weather prophet predicted that
the weather would be clear and warm-
at today, despite the somewhat
gloomy outlook this morning I
, Jesse Van Sony has resigned his po-
. altlon at the Knickerbocker Leather it
'Novelty Company to work at the Mui-
Jer Gloria Mills in Winnipaulr,
Mr. and Mrs. William liaise,
. family, who have been visiting Mr and
Lira. John in I.‘ iiommedieu, of Osborn
.‘ sane, have returned to their home.
is WWaterbury .
W of East Norwallt’s early risers
shock of twenty wild goose pass
Milt Th Norwslks this morning.
’ is considered a sure sign that
Mn; islet hand. "
malice .l. Petty, who is working
9 Southern New England 'i‘eie-
fiche Company. with headquarters in
*V'anen. paid a flying visit to his
his and iriends inEaSt Norwalk,
“DUI
”hart Holley, who has been con?
' to his home in Washington street
the past three weeks with illness.‘
, , able to be out of door-a yesterdayI
the first time. His many friends
him a speedy convalescence.
but Norwalk people are delighted
he Marvin school defeated the
school baseball team yesterdayi
1 . n by then core or it to 6. TheI
owe: oval. The Marvins are
' it to his friends. Mr. Day left the
district a sick man. but the clear
in" air and invigorating farm
hays accomplished wonders with
,. He reports also thtt his trinity
' _ ssoypnt health.
taster st christ church.
' s services in chrlst Church use
all largely attended-in fact,
than any, other time. and
i
i
act quickly and swimmer regulate the bowels, more
blood will be purer and richer sand your nerves won’t bother
The whole world over Beetihum’s Pills are hnownsss
most edit-lent family remedy, harmless but sure in action. For
all disorders of the digestive organs .they are regarded as the
VA . Best Preventive and Corrective
““0630.“th M an...
new-ambuulilarm h
I port.
the stomach. Then your
choir rendered excellent sinxing, and
was assisted by Mr. Elston, of Bridge-
There was an unusually large
number of children and adults baptis-
ed at the service Easter even. which
was also very 'lsrireiy attended. Al
. together. the rector and parishioners
feel that it was a day of great re
joining. Services are to be held every
Friday evening at 7:46. to which all
ar‘ewmost cordially welcome. Choir
rehearsal will follow the service.
A linen shower was given Miss Elia
Sherwood last evening at her home,
48 Fifth street. in honor of her coming
marriage to Frederick Audits. of Statu-
iord. Miss Sherwood proved a very
entertaining hostess and all departed
declaring they had had a pleasant time
and with the best wishes for her com-
ing marriage. Miss Sherwood was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts of
cut glass, linen and china. and a bean
,tiful picture was mceivd from the
Happy Eight Plnooh‘l‘Club. Pinochie
.proved a delightful pastime, and the
' first prize was secured by Miss Melts.
as Waters; second. Mrs. F. l. Mer-
riam; third, Mrs. R. _W. Smith. A
fine luncheon was served. The guests
word as follows: Mrs. P. l. Merriam.
Mrs. George Hunted, Mrs. R. W. Smith.
Mrs. Godfrey lltsinger. Mrs. Fred
Lovejoy, Mrs. Andrew Illoouiqulst,
. Misses Frances Keene. Emma Keane,
Onetn Banks. Hanoi LaCrolx, Nellie
Wiley, Edna Stevens, Melissa Waters.
Mamie llioomquist, May and Helen
Illncltmitn.
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"ROEAYTON
Miss lola Stevens has been ill at
her home in McKinley street.
Miss Anus Moore. of Crockett ave
hue, has been visiting friends in
3 Brooklyn.
Remi‘redsrlck A. Cunningham. pf
Rownyton avenue. has been visiting in
New York.
William Pinkncy. of liowsyton ave~
mic. is slowly recovering from a se-
vere illness.
Miss Gertrude Dibble has returned
from New York. where she spent the
Easter holidays
Miss Minnie Morrcil. of Rowayton.
he as been the guest of Miss Bessie
Wood in Silvermlno.
Miss Elisabeth. D. Carpenter-
guest of friends in town
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinkney. o
._ was a not contest tram begin- Brooklyn, have been guests of Mr. and
to end and was played on the Mrs. William Pinkney. of ltowayton
avenue.
~The mlas' Aid Society, of the Row-
ayton Methodist Episcopal Church. is
holding an all day sowing-and busi-
ness session in the chapel.
Mr..ond Mrs. Frederick Fey. who
have been stopping with Mrs. Fey’s
parents, ‘in McKinley street. have
commenced housekeeping in East Nor.
walk.
Mrs. ‘Oitarles it". orooutt and child-
intrinsic. N- norm-w
‘ ashlar,
bismuth Murder. and nitrous in.
Ibridemaid. while Charles James.
at
of
Westerly, Rhoda island, has been the
rs PM? see hint about
its was Ibis to get. to Boutb.’
was health this he has been in a
number oi y‘osrs.
Qantrsctor J. a. Raymond‘s spite
driver was engaged yesterday placing
seven) new snllu for the host of tbo'
‘ Norwalh Yacht Club. These were can
risdsvisy by tho severe loo-sad snow
storms of the past winter. The club
house will open for the «soon on Mar
‘llt
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A very pleasant evening was spent
at the social gathering hold at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles H
.Brfigs, Jr.. on Roton avenue. inst Sat
urdsy night. Various games wore in
dialled in. sitar which the prises were
distributed and refreshments served,
and enjoyed by all. Among those
nresent '03er Dr. W. it Thomas and
Mrs. Thomas, Harry Thontas. Miss
Mabel Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E H lov-
ory. lair. and Mrs. Grant Rachatt. Mr.
and Mrs. at. P. Baxter, hit. and Mrs.
Lewis Sowarby. Mrs. William Guanine
ham. Mm. M. F. V. Summits, Mrs.E.
Doughty, Clarence L. Briggs. Carrie
Sammis. Hai'hld Sowurby, Dorothy and
Merton Rackett. Camilla Qatar. How-
ard Scott and Miriam Briggs.
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Alired it. Taylor, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James ll. Taylor, of Bowsyton
avenue, and Miss Mu Mulvoy. at
South Norwailt, wereunlted in mar-
riage in Bethe] Monday morning by
the Rev. Mr. Steal. pastor at a church
in that place. The wedding was a
quiet one. there being only a few lm~
mediate relatives of the contracting
parties present. Miss Martha Taylor.
of this place. acted in the capacity of
at
Bethe], a cousin of the groom. was
best man. After the ceremony the
couple left for a short wedding tour.
after which they will live for the pres.
sat with Mr. and Mrs. James Jack
son. in Rowayton avenue. Those from
this place who were present at the.
wedding were air. and Mrs. James
Taylor. Miss Martha Taylor, Mr. and
WM. James Jackson. ‘
DARIEN
AND
NORIOTON
The weekly prayer meetings of the
churches will be held this evening.“
usual.
Many of the slimmer residents of
New Ycrlt people are undergoing re-
pairs at this season. preparatory. to
their occupancy by the owners dur-
ing the hot weather, .
~—- .—.a~.—
The Junior Order or American Mew
chanics held a meeting last evening
at their regular quarters. The meet-
ing was well attended and matters oil
routine business were transacted.
'~——wn~n.m~
The work or remodeling the post of-
lice is progressing rapidly. The im~
provétnout. was sadly needed in. the
town and 'will be appreciated by all
the residents.
The. bionic Hock. Ladder and Truck
Company members are actively engax-
od in making plans for-tho annual car-
nival, which will begiven this sum.
iner. probably on the Noxon lot. Chief
Earl munsbury and his committee
will hold meetings from now on and
every energy‘w‘iii be put forth to make
this Carnival the best ever: The suc-
cess of last year's event. under the
leadership of mule Iv‘, Stoorso. has
not yet been forgotten. either by the
firemen or the townspeople, and the
members of the department, profiting
by the experiences of last year. are
convinced that they can better the
arrangements this season. ,
ya-yau—haynb
Hanford- Smith, manager of the Da-
rion baseball team. has scented the
weather and has his baseball eye peei-
od tor, developments. Every indica-
tion is"thst the team that will repre-
sent the town this coming season
I
will be superior in every way to that
or tasteless}. Which was almost good
enough for any town the sin cl Da-
~ ran went to glow Bevan row for counts for moon and contributed ‘
‘ a‘ Visit. Ir. Groom ”one a. the success attained
position this» load will install! W
. proposition.
also. ’liho tom support given the os-
coiiiitsriciir tourist
discs concessions
ill witssti «stirs
tCoatinusd from, brat page)
such acoustical, Mr. Hill made
suggestion that the company, when
laying their track make the roadbed
on the some grads. thereby enabling
teams and into. to take the down
track in the event of a car stand“? at
the turnout on the tip-track before the
stasis track beneath the bridle-
”Msnager .l. 8. Peter, of the com-
lmiy. Engineer 3. G. Webster. of the
alimony. Selectman Alfred Avlsou.
Selectman James A. Brown and sever-
al others believed it Mr. llii‘s intention
and suggestion that the company malts
a roadbdd of «not extent to that on
the sash side or the west of their pro-
posed new line of tracks. This misun
dsrstasdlng came after Mr. Hill had
left, but Henry P. Price. president of
the Norwslit Board of Trade. called
Mr. Hill on the telephone and upheld
others present. that the company
merely made their rosdbed insidii the
new line of tracks suitable for the
ipnblie use.
i This matter does not. however. lie
within the Jurisdiction of tbs ssiecb
men. because of the fact that the coin-I
pony is to acquire private land (or
their own riilsosd purposes and may
leave the roadbed unfilled if they so
desire. The oonrpany scquioscod.
through Manager Potter. to brick pave
the roadway surrounding their pro-
posed turnout. This will insure solo'
passage for teams and for automo-
blles
Mr. Price stated that his views are
trust this standpoint of the passenger
on the company's cars. He thtnits the
pinup! the company a good one. and
added that although his traveling is
done by trolley car. he thought the
idea of Mr. Hill who travels Wilson
avenue daily by automobile a fair
,, -
Manager 1‘er stated that the at-
tempt on the Inn, of the company is
to maintain»: 'a tenaminats headway
from Norwaiit to Rotoh Point. He teit
sure this was something that will meet
with favor with all who have occasion
to use the trolleys to and from Nor-
wailt to the Point and the other short!
resorts. Hitherto the twenty-minutes
schedule has been maintained. and at
difficulties sometimes.
i, Manager Potter stated further that
{the company would not be induced to
intake a roadway at. the west of the
itrscits Neither did Manager Potter
believe that the company will malts a
highway“ of their property from tho
bridge to the Standard Oil Works.
He said that the company has asked
the City of South Not-wail: torsoversl
turnouts between the Meadow street
bridge and the center of the city and
believes that‘tho city council is in is-
vor. of the proposition. He said that
the council is so much in tsvor oi
asked tor in order to get the ton-min-
Woodward avenue.
utter a lengthy discussion a recess was
taken. the session to ire-convene on the
scene of the proposed choose in Wil-
son avenue. Manager Potter socurinx
ing to the place.
now is REAL-ESTATE TIME.
early and got it rented. Sentinel clas~
sided ads. do the. work cheaply and
quickly.
the 1
electric has taken the turnout in the '
his contention, which was supported:
by Selectman John Devin. and several
granting the corporation those rlahts 3. ..
ate headway. that they have salted tho ' . , .
company to consider double-tracking . I . '
The hearing began at 2 o'clock and u
a special car to take those at the hear-
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