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the Insidious and the former were
moths“
joylnfi the hospitality dispensed by
the hosts.
well filled with delighted 1.11.1. 01 Buyout; tarsus, was "very odoutivaly
’renderod by the large chorus choir
infants of a rare treat In on
The‘ usual booths and,oth-
Eliot ’ilIJK
(”BIS
or features that so with affairs of this
character were at hand and were lib-
orally natroulsod by those prosont.
”fight tinned“
or lots at slight-«thoro' Is nothing
delicious and in and satis-
cup-just add but water.
A GIN Is a amid-ohm Is a ail-st.
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”ALIID iN SOUTH NnO:WALK
Miller . 38 W. Waahln
Iord Pharmacy. cor.
H. Hoyt. 70 Washington 8!.
Junta”. 72 No. Mash-1 at.
48 Washington at.
0y y. 20 com 30.
0
will i omen a Co. B No. Main El.
“DIALERI iN IADT NORWALK
Arm d0 Farris 3's Van Zant Bl.
Josolovsky.
’ mu am» a 720.. 0.1. 1......
than 030 Bouillon. AnanCubo
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mum Ohm
I‘llaaboth 010
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at dreary Go. .. a do. Main It.
7.71.7000 Granary 000.. so No. Main St.
“17.011.000.10! at.
Heart A (20.. 232 East Avo.
NORWALK
Welcome, gentle Spring.
,ll‘r‘ank Lyon.,.,I1I§”Second street has
floured a position with the Neptuuo
Hardware Company.
The natural growthers are taking
matters‘oasily today. Most of the
”men are not working at all.
1,,TheJMliyiiowcrl-iook, Ladder and
Bose Company will hold a serial time
this evening in its quarters in Van
Zuni. street.
......
‘The weekly prayer and praise sor-
lfice of the Swedish Congregational
Church was held last evening and was
largely attended.
Dancing wad enjoyed and a good on-
tertainments!“ provided. ‘
ploy of Joseph H. Klinefeltcr. Jr., the
local plumber.
ROWAYTON
‘ He is employ:
Edward Avery is ill.
ed by Captain Edward H. Smith.
William Travers has left the em-
Captain Edward H. Smith. who con
structed a skiff recently. has the
launching this week.
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Captain Aaron Stevens is having a
new walk laid in front of his property
in Rowayton avenue.
Mortimer C. Ogden, the llownyton
new Ford automobile.
_._.
James Ilurst has ripe strawberries
and other delicacies for the summer.
which he has raised in his hot hoases.
Miss ‘E'uls Hart. who has been om-
ployed for some time at the Sanitary
llakcry in South Norwalk, bus resign-
ed.
Postmaster Nancy S. Ackart has
purchased a new Ford automobile,
and is anticipating a number of vaca-
tion trips the coming summer.
avenue grocerymnn, haa purchased a'
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under the direction of 9:11.17. 50
Smith: solo parts taken by Mrs. Percy
Cantrell, Miss 11...... Vosburgh, Elsi
Hazel Fitch. Mrs. David 0. Shepherdl
and Aurthur Blsuson, but owing to thol
sscsodiaa dampness of the evening it,
I.
was docldod to repeat It nest 8unday.l
at which time the members look for a
large and snomistive sudience.D.1r-,
in; the past year there has been won
dorful prowess made in the church. I
both spiritually and financially. ,Thel
Epworth league has been ro-orasnis- I
ed and have vary interesting meet
fuss. Junior Magus to rapidly grow .
ins and great interest is shown in:
learning the books and divisions of
the Bible; aloo memorizing Bible var:
sea. The Brotherhood with ‘W. B.
Stevens as president. Is also doing
nicely and all organisations work in
harmony toward the success of the
church Services are held every Sun-
day at 9: 30 a. 011.. class meeting;
102 30 rczular preaching service; 1 p
171.. Sunday school; ii: 45. Epworth
Magus: 7: to. regular evening servicop
and on Wednesday at 8: 30, the Jun-
iors meet and" .,320 ’ regular prayer
meeting. A most cordial and hearty
welcome is extended to all without a
church home.
WILTON
'her sister, Mrs. 8. ll. Bartram.
Stephen base returned from a trip to
Soothington.
cps—-
Mrs. John Horton and son were visl.
-tors in Georgetown yesterday
The Afternoon Whist Club met with
lira. C. E. Patchen. on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Banks returns home
this evening to remain until Monday.
"u"—
ldrs. Sidney Hardinty and little
daughter have returned from a few
days’ visit in New York.
Mrs. Benismln Banks has returned
to Residing after a few days' visit with
m
Miss Annie Statues is at her home
here onioying a week's vacation from
her school duties in Yonkers. N. Y.
A number of abbot-town carpenters
are at work on the bungalow being
erected on tho Milbanlt farm in the
Lower Parish.
imonzo Nichols badly iniured one
hand while operating a but: saw last
week at the home of his son, Arthur
‘bccn visiting in New York.
Mr Carpenter of New York. has
,bcen in town at his country home in-
North Wilton.
W.w....—
ers. (:lanson and little
l
son are-
Wllllnm I}. liubbell has com letcd s.
D .vlsltlug at the farmer's cousin’s Mr of the arrival of a little daughter at
Miss «Sadie Sturgcs or Cannon has.
i
a number of improvements about his ,(gm Ogden.
property in North avenue. :1 new Walk.
being one of the noticeable ones.
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Flrdoi'ritk Weston who is visiting.
his brother Goolgo Weston. went to
mm" A' Woodward 0‘ ”‘9 West. Hartford on: Monday
,(lornw all-on- thc- Hudson. were
and Miss Dorothy Connor, of:
united;
in marriage Wednesday afternoon at
the horns of the bride Mr Wood
uard has a number of relatives andl
friend..- in this place. and all have thol
best wishes for his bride and himself.
The lluwaytou Yacht Club is plnu- l
plug to open the season On Memorlall
Day, May ‘llllb with the usual cote
monies. traces and other toalurt-u
l’rmloua to that date tho club houst' ,
will ho thoroughly overhauled launch l
ed and moored at the same location i:
mtcupicd lust aeamn. Two new mom
Captain Charles Danicy Tobey 1.3.
‘ sidering a job offered to him that]
piloting a yacht down from Hart
:7: Saybmok
Rev George \i. Techie presided at
he Weekly pr'aytu and praise scrviuo
thatwu held at the Advent Christian
church last night.
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Games Price. of East
Met. has moved 'his household
fleets to the. new 'I‘arlov block.
, Washington strect, South Norwalk.
of
ill
The second chapter of the sale 0
the buildings on the bridgc by the
,Blfidge Construction CommitlI'c was
commenced yesterday when the work
of tearing those buildings down for
moval was started.
, The weekly prayer and praise ser—
”vice of the East Avenue Methodist
Church was held last evening and was
hrzcly attended. The new pastor,
in. S. P. Fairbanks, was in charge
:Irld created a favorable impression.
.John Kubovitch has moved the of:
tests from his former store on . the
bridge to the new Kubovitcb-Vogol
block in East Washington street.
Mas Village, tho well known musl-
clan, has moved into the store for-
orly occupied by Mr. Kubovltch.
"’jfiurveyors are at work at the Os
rn avenue railroad bridge making
mllminaiy surveys and measure-
plan oftlie district for relieving the
ditions which exist under the
for traffic. at is the plan to dig
"the surface water to the new
reet sewer. The residents of
venue are thankful and hops
“01001: last nizllt when the East
h rife a: Drum Corps oponod
nights' lair. Th0 haliwss
Washington '
r“
boon crawled.
100511110 ware W by the ”story
bars were elected recently. and l lkt' it
altogether the coming sum not prom
«loos in ho a most successful one.
Horace A. Mills, father of (lontrnc-f
tor Horace 0. Mills. of Dorian moth:
(find at the home at his daughter, Mrs
o'rlorlt yesterday morning. Ho was.
sixty-one years of age. 0 He was taken:
ill last li‘ridst. and had to icsve his
work and go homo. Pleuropucumonlu
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon,
t 12:30 o'clock from his home and lfl-g
torment will be in Willow Brook corn-'3
etcry. Another son, Art‘hlo Mllis.‘,
lives in Westport. as do two sisters.
Mrs. Eugene Godfrey and Mrs. wu-l
llum Osborne. and one brother, Hoary
'Milis;
Rudolph A. Loin
Phone 1278 1
ROWAYTON, CONN.
Plumbing 8. Heating
iNBTALLER OF THE
‘ “Belknap” System
‘ 0F HOT WATER HIATING
Most Modern and Economical
System.
DARIEN
. AN”
Noaorou
were held in the Dorian hi. ill. Church
ilslh, will: .\ilss chnla Thaycr
éJcan
‘ the hostess.
Vary pleasant” Easter exercises
Mrs. Oscar Budd and’littio son Ed
ward of “fusion, visited relatives in;
Wilton twister Sunday l
Christian Tompor
Aplmll'
{the il. l. alumina and familv, uhol
have been away all winter-.7111! nowf
at their rwomuod country home :
The Women‘s
once Union will moot Thursday.
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Wllllam anillt of Cambridge and-2:
his. friend Mr. thrill of Now “111911..
has been visiting lira. C. .l. licWItt.
David llurlbutt of tritium: la pnporI
lug; and painting tho bountiful rout-
dcnco thr- formcl homo 01117.11!
lirarn. of New York. l
’l‘hc Houdini; (‘lrtlc me:
afternoon with Mrs. W 11.11:".
Thursday l
The
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Wilton suffrngcttoa intllo the alien g
dance of those interested to 11 much.
developed and ho steadily failed. The: his to be held in the Town linii Sal cally about the spring flowers. what
urday, April 13th at 3 ii m l
Robert McQueen Is cornea-hat unl
dar the Weather. ills sislor Miss
McQueen, who is at school
in Virginia is wall and is looking for-
ward to her roturu in June.
The Sewing Society of tho Cougre
national Church mot Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. Edward ()imstcad.
There was a large attendance and
dainty refreshments were sarved by
.._—--
Charles Och has taken advantage of
the floating season to capture several
fino speckled beauties not to men-
tion the numbcrless suckers spenrcd.
‘some weighing a pound and a half, in
the river.
.:.m'
There are now nineteen days left in
which to register dogs before May tat.
()f the 150 canine hhabltants. only
four owners have complied with the
law. After the first of May an extra
dollar is required.
A Benefit 'I‘es was held Thursday
afternoon in the library from 0 until
ii under the auspices of. the Civic
will be used to buy trees for distribu-
tion among tho school children of the
“DVD.
on Sunday morning under the direc-
tion of Mrs. st'ld (1.811th fun-
for superintendent.
r0010: uses. which an only motilit-
and 010i! 0071010127 did
great credit to W has.“ fills Hol-
- an momma also has. my :‘oibotivo- P
» Ir. accompanied Miss saints 1...de .
2onflltlm
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ottho
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A vory istorssl- 2
intestine 0'0. 110.111.0191 or tar
' dauahter of Mr. and lt'rs. Benjamin
' hormone 1700 01111100000. turnout ‘23.
N :y 1. t.
new horse. ,2.»
Q B. [anchor has been a visitor :11.
wool: is 8110001000.
t‘. t l h 1 W 2 {of n Sentinel classified ad. will she
as “v ‘e n. n ostporl, MOM reading of “'lho l.l"ll('l'8 of Sarah Orno you a good choice of replies to answer
. Jewell. were finished.
I can.
League's Committee. The proceeds»
Mrs. M. E. 71.1... 1... 11101060 A ‘
Nichols, in R'idgeellid.
Mrs l-‘rank Chase and children, of
Bedding. and a young lady friend from
Bridgeport. have spout a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank liawley.
Friends hero of Mr, and Mrs. ldd
Qward Frecborn am pleased to learn
their home in Easter: on Tuesday
George Eicbingor, Jr., has rented
the place he recently purchased from
{George Reed, to Mrs. Holloway and
it‘amil who hare taken possession.
Raw. and Mrs. lllgbton Moses are
now preparing their household goods
for shipment to their new home in
Morris Cove, for which they will leave
in about two weeks.
Wm-—p‘~
Mrs Frances Stoddard. who was
taken to the Norwnllt Hospital but
weak, died at that place on Monday.
tho. funeral bolus held In \Vostport
with interment at Lions‘ Plain.
.1
W" .,
. The 10:10.07 of“ Norneid tilt-min will' ,
.preaent D DIOR!!!“ tomorrow owning.
including rdoitnllons in Mrs l‘ '5
Honor ti and Miss Anna Bonita a road
in; by Mrs. W. l’. lmchwood and n
pnpor by (l 8. Waterbury.
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our: week
(let the best tenant or landlord you
-Ww
When a man begins to talk poeti-
he is thinking of is baseball
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Fenw1ck Optical Co.
EYES EXAHINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday 0.007.711...
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Namath.
ourEnrinswods‘ . .2
In 010:1: While ws‘hsvs s'_‘
I"!!! ”W! 01 fine
NOW PLAYING
Odo of tho season‘s 0000 Bills. Grand.
Gals Gathering of fission Oaitlos at tho .
Amorioa's Foremost Family of Faro
Playing Thoir Triumphant Comedy, in.
torspomd with Eprlghtly Bonus
Dainty Dams, entitled
Vaudevillo's Superb “solo Vsntrllo-
ouial Production—”Th0 Teddy Roose-
ofler tho Most Picturesque and Bean
icslly Beautiful :pootasls ever given
The Laughing Hit of Many Months
Clovoroat Bingln
dlans Ever. in
now Ptavmo
“Joy Lovsrs' Theatre"
HOYT’S 2?
Tbs Happy Homo cl Hits, Hilarity and '
Entertainment Eilto.
THE GROWN."
0 Equilibrlats
*—
Epsolal Extraordinary Futon
ours and Lauahmakors
THE FOUR iNlMlTABLE
(4) ’ELLSWORTHS’ (4)
and
” “The Frolic-
somo Fad.
volt of Mancini!"
WILLIAM H. WHITTLE
"Hi0 Hat is in the Ring" and ho will
'0.
Banjo Virtuoso Estuardinary
R. G HAMILTON
introducing a Repsrtolro of Musical
Gonna in his Quaint Way.
nah—s.
McINTYRE I. GRAVES
and Talking Corne-
holr Original Patter
and Maladies. You’ll laugh at those
funny follows till you cry.
“Hum.
«THE-
Auditorium
Motion'Picture
Parlor '
South Norwalk
(lot the habit of calming yoursolf
“e guarantor to make you laugh if
you 1109 some of tho comical roots in
our fine programs. \io certainly give
eyerybody their money ‘3 worth when
they soc our shows Don! full to Halt
this cosy and popular house Just
think. six of the best reels of today
for the small admission of 7‘: and 10
coats for evenings and no for mat-
luees. Don‘t forget the name—«Audi-
torium. Norwnlk's Popular Moving Pic-
ture House.
Big Show on Tonight-Don't Miss It
r'aooaizsswn
MUSICALE
ytbe
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH GUARTETTE
Friday Evening. April 12. 0 o'clock
Mrs. J. Wosloy O'Connor, Soprano
Mrs. F. Irving Smith. contralto
Edmund E Crown. Tom»
.I. Wsaloy O’Connor. Baritona
Assisted by
Charla Starling, Violinist
Archibald T. Merriam. Pianist.
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TRUNKS'
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SUIT CASES
PRICES'
98 Washington St.
I
STOVES
$12. 00
Formerly $14.75
, They are, selling
rapidly
Place your order
Now
United Electric
Light & Water Co
ii. i l. l. ill. l. l. lllllllliil
In Effact Oct. 1. 191i.
acne—ass-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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174.071”,
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BOYS’ WASH SUITS
soc, 75c to 11.50
SPRING HATS
CLOTHING STORE
11:. 0:00. 0:07 ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH. NDRWALK. .
7:00. ‘
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Phone 165-3
'1' I'I 0'...
} wav
for you to be warm in your bow
house this winter is to have us install
silicatlng System that will keep you
comfortable on the coldest day!
We'll study the location of you:
rooms. the facilities of the house and
tell you whether allot Air, Hot Water
or Steam System will satisfy you best.
Thelones 87 Hotchkiss
Company
Phone 742‘ NORWALK, coNN.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the scicncc of the
muse of the disease and the art of mi.
j-usiing the same. Diseases are c: iuscd
hr :1 w.rcnch twist or sprain in the
back. l-‘vcn if done in childhood it
cronies pinched norms and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health .5
restored through harmonizing the 11.11
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousncss, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. c.
94 WASHINGTON 31.50. NORWALK
Magnolia Treatments Given Also
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CHAS E. DOW,
Washlnlton fill-sol. ‘ , 500th Norwalk
Vi‘Lme to N. Y.2 W5"
For. FREIGHT Only
' Freight Propellers leave rt...
‘ 287‘ 10001 River. New York (foot ‘
of Dover street). every day to:-
cont 8 any) at 3 p. In. Freight
rocol at Norwnlk up to I; p. 2
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