Horace R. Nash, , The Men‘s Class wil hold its usual nesting tomorrow at boon at the East Avenue Methodist Church. ~— Postals have been received from Daniel L'Hommedleu who is sojourn- ing in Greensboro, N. C. The regular morning and evening lorvices of the Swedish Congregation- 11 Church will be held tomorrow eve- hing. .Mr. and Min. Samuel Holly and son Samuel. Jr., BIK‘llt. yesterday in New ‘- York, where they attended the Hip— ‘l.‘ ”‘me- 3 I Drum Corps progressed linel) last night, there being a large gathering at :Marvin’s hall. Cor. N. M. s. Wést so. . Stevens dock near the head of the. ban The fair of the East Norwalk F‘lfeimr some 4ime are moving to Perth .. cost.L fairs Ranges liar Evan! ' cooxlno user) Only one range required for either or both of the two fuels. A Combination of CONVENIENCE COMFORT and ECONOMY NRBALEBY Rowavron Edward Williams, of New Haven, has beenv isiting here. ' .— Wm...“ Messrs. Barclay & McKay's boat "Lou" has been launched for the sea- son. -W..~.... The launch Comrade, owned by Robert Scalzi. is being scraped and painted by William Travers ”mu—W The driveways about Robert 8. Bar clay' a Itowayton avenue residence are being improved by a coating of. gravel. W The work of titling in the former bar is nearly completed, and a big inl- movement is noticeable. 4—9.”.-. s. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred moodgood. who have been living in Rowayton avenue. Alnboy, N. J.. much to tho regret of their many friends. it is reported that the telephone .‘ pole near the corn-er of Fort and Van . .' ant streets is bent dangerously und' .jhcolnplalnis are being made The Epwcrth league of Avenue Methodist Church. will the East hold “George M. Toeple will occupy the pulpit and preach at the morning. will evening services that will be bold w. it is hoped and expected that ‘th services will be largely attended ........~.......~ ,The Weekly devotional meeting of the Young People's Society of boyal Workers will be held at the Advent Christian Church tomorrow evening. The leader will he Ewald l“. Knorr and his subject will he The Things That Really Satisfy. The East Norwslk improvement as. aoolatlon will hold an important ape ciai meeting on Tuesday, April 16th. at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bancroft, of 8 Myrtle street. The members are earnestly requested to attend. The Mayflower Hook, Ladder and Rose company held a delightful and successful social Quarters last night. The affair was a“ flight and cheery one and as usual to firemen proved themselves to be unusually good hosts. The best local and New York rcferencas for f Electric Light a Power * WIRING ALL WQRK GUARANTEED Lot mo Figure on Your Wiring and .. Fixtures. r. ii FIELDING 88 OIAVIEW AVE. IOONING A CITY. and finals bedring the motto-— We New Britain Bigger, Better, MW!“ Buy Here” are the newest do 5‘” , "1 adopted by the New Britain . ‘ non men to boom this city. These “I: are designed to be placed on all ”flail and would seem to ho a vast im. increment over the business button, which decoration evidently, was not ‘mrocistdd.—Mcriden Record. -wmm-m-u a weekly business meeting tomorrow. ~ suing in the church and it is hoped - L‘t‘ idiot therc'wl‘li be a large attendance. ‘" ‘ and dance in the‘ i tithe Advent Christian Church iomor- _ ‘ ,utus member that the-Intermit- Rudolph A.Lohr Phone 1278 ROWAYTON. CONN. Plumbing 8. Heating INBTALLER OF THE “Belknap” system OF HOT WATER HEATING Moat Modern and Economical Iystam. DARIEN AND , 'Noaorou Mrs. Hani'or'd Smith is visiting her sister. Mrs. Susan Van Sooy. of South Norwalk. The Noroton A.,C. baseball team opens [its season on Sunday. 'Apl'll .21. with the itowayton team at Noroton. Misc Mary Hoyt presided at Thurr day's meeting of the ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Congregational Church. M by the Sunday school of the Congra- rational Church, Sunday evening. The twelvedays-old son of Mr. and Mrs._ Charles Smith.- of Dorian. died Tuesday. and was buried Wednesday. There was itvon in the Noroton day night, a vaudeville show and dance. which ranked as one of the most snioiohle of the many social a!- tairs at the Heights this year. vaudevilliaus were amateurs: and. with one exception, local people, and that One. interaction sketch was given by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duxdalo and Rob- ert Duadalc. “in an a. m." was the title. Another sketch. “In for, a Roll- day'f was given cleverly by Miss no thorCarlson. Miss His Moe. Miss bio thcr Scribner, Odom Pension and William Brooks. A third . thatch. equally entertaining, was :ivcn' ‘by Mrs. William Blanchard and Mr. His- slns. of tsamiurd. Chauncey Tyior all: lllva‘ music concur or iii: no. that the weather conditions were any» ~T—i8‘ii Bliiiliiil iiiililll (Continued tram first page) “.- tbinx but propitious, seating soon! was at a premium. .tba! auditorium bolus alien to overflow!" and the Sunday school room bola: well‘nllod with do llabtod patrons ot thy hosts. ‘ Eunice it to say that the musicals was all and more than was expected the artists being in excellent voice while Mr Merriam and Mr. Starling were at their boat at the piano and; violin. Wrapsctlvely The selectionsi by the quartette were rendered with a‘ feeling and accuracy that was pleas-l ins and restful to hear. Their rendi- tion of “Hanoi Love." by Meyer, was beautiful and served as s‘ most titling inroduction for the treasure: that were to follow. Mr. O'Connor's rich baritone voice was given an appreciated review in tho rendition of “in the Garden of My iieart." by Ball. The selection was admirably adapted to the full, reso- nant tones of tits voice. which was clear and smooth. the masculine roughness that sometimes accommo- too such voices being absent. Lille those who followed him, he was forc- ed to favor with an encore. That Mr. Sterling is destined to be- come a violinist of note was demon- strated in his rendition oi "Humor- esire," by Dvorak, and his encore sc- iectlon. “Love‘s Sweet Song." Versatile accurate and intensely mu- aical might well be said of the worlrl of this young man. With every public appearance his work shows an im.’ provement and his mastery of the: technique was noticeable to all those lib-nest Hopkins anointed at the ticket Miss Minnie Form. Mr. and Mrs. Er asst T. Hopkins. illu Olmstead Mr and Mrs. Charles 1). (kilo. Miss Lucy Wicks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robina: Miss Jennie Clark. Mr. and Mrs. 3.0 OJ Smith um Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs: William Buttery, James H. Knapp, Dr and Mrs. H. C. Sharer. 'Andrew‘ Thompson. The ushers wore Aisle L. Scarlett. Jpn. L. Robins. Leslie L. Routes and Spartan St. John. W. R. Austin and! stand and William Buttery had charzs‘ of the programs. such ilillllii liiiliil i run T. I. Raymond Bots Letter From Martin Prison Vailasolid, Spain .—. The latest "would-be victim" of the 1 Raymond, of the tirm oi Raymond| ilr others. of South Norwallr, who re- cently received a letter signed by Elixla lvanovltoh which was sent iii-om Valladolid. Spain. The latter present last night. Mrs Smith certainly was at her best lwas written in perfect English hav ;Inx been shown to a Sentinel reporter The Easter concert will be repeated . Heights fire department house, Thurs-t 'th ‘ made their work the more interesting. ‘ appeared in negro specialties dud ‘ an. a hit invent “,- in her rendition of "Sweet Miss Mary." by Neldllnger. This culturodf artist needs no introduction at this time. Mrs. Smith felt the pulse of her 9 audience and carried it with her tllroughout her two selections and her work was deserving of the tribute which came ill the way of a beautiful bouquet of flowers. it Mr. Crown was in excellent voice In; the rendition of “Macushts.” by Mac ‘ lnurrough. The selection enabled him to demonstrate the range of his voice and his iouthlng of the higher notes afforded a restful and mireshinx feel log that was deeply appreciated. ills tones were star and at every point mllfillwnl “My huddle." by Thayor, rendered beautifully by Mrs O'Connor, was all-i mirahly selected to show the wide range of her cliqui'sito soprsoh voice.“ Tbs action. which was vigorous. cs- empllilcd the unusual training which: has been her‘s and her interpretation of the notes was keenly felt by the delightful audience. ' Mr Morrianl' s accompaniment of the artists was faultless and Just how. much it contributed towards their auo-. cuss can only be approclatod‘by those who know and understand the triaisi of ll soloist. Mini. both as an organist and pianist. is be coming more and more appreciated gram embraced were rendered by the success as was the ilrst part and it was with treat-st that the enrapl audi- once departed at the conclusion of the program in the course of the evening the members of the choir were the recipfi lents of a telegram from Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter, of Providence formerly late the members heartily on their be their portion last night. The program was as follows: 3 Part One. Honey hove ' Quartetle: in the Garden of My Heart Ball Mr. O‘Connor. HumOreslle ................. Dvorak . ' Mir. Sterling. Sweet Miss Mary Mrs. Smith. Macmul-roush Mr. Brown. Buttsrhles Quartette. My huddle . Thayer Mrs. O’Connor. Part Two. Love 80hr... Honcho _ Mr. Crowd. ‘ .Alnirtaday Mrs. O'Connor. Adoration Borowslli Mr. Sterling. ' My Heart at Thy sweet Voice . Saint-suns Mrs. smith. Soldier’s Bong. Mucheroni Mr. O'Connor. Meyer 0 .llt- ..... «n.. o Macusbla .' Milcnborz. “cud”...- 55-... 'n can: or «36.000 l we in America Merrl'lllu'a talent. . ~ The other selections which the pro-1 quartctte and soloists with as much} i who will deliver it to ma ‘ . pastor of the South Norwalk Church :lotter. in which he took occasion to congratu-i success which be anticipated would; “Conforms" Raymond Noldllnxer of", .Woodman 0 Lovely Night Offenbach thew ‘ this morning by Mr Raymond. itsi demands were of somewhat question- able character and in View of the pub- licity given to this particular swindlrr b‘y the press throughout the length and breadlhmi the United States. Mr Raymond naturally .look the communi atlou comm oi a lotto The interesting communication is printed in full below. through the courtesy of Mr. Raymond: Dear Sir: Although i know you only loom good references of your honesty, my and situation compels the to rcvoal you an Important affair Ill which you can procure immodest fortune. saving t the some time that or my darlinx aughtsr. I... floral-e be! imprisoned harm} was established aw banker in Russia as ' you will from file enclosed article about me or many Enailsb newspapers which have published my arrest in ”a . l beseech you to' help me to obtain and to conic here to raise the scianre hi my baggage by paying .to the rents- trar of the court the expense of my trill and recover my pcrtmantesus sin: a secret pocket. where. i have hidden the document indispens. iablo to recover the said sum. As reward live up to you the third part. viz. 8160 000 I cannot receive your answer in the prison. but you must send a cable- xraln to a person oi my conildcnce Awaiting» your cable to instruct you in all my secret. - i am. Sir yours truly. iVANOVlTCH P‘lrst of all. answer by cable. not by as follows: Fernando Mouton: er, San Benito 8 Seflundo, Vslladolid. Spain SOUTH NORWALK FOOT "no! South ‘ Norwclk Postoiiice ‘ HAUL. Mum WHOM ‘ ham-c dorm-451:”. 10:» a. In. it“. 8:“. Western Points—I: :80. 10:80 a. In; my. 0: III- to 5 . on .. 1. Nam-m 3:. also, 83 :Ill'il' a. it”? $003830. jaw 3’0! 1:0“ E‘Wm‘g: tnthOWBF a. Ira: 1:00 fifldM'i‘» p. to. luv IEOROWI-m. nifioi l: "35'“ ~455. noo' "Q Italic for all ’dlans Ever, In their Original Patter ' CORNIR WALL. AND mou .11.. NOW PLAYING GM of the law's Int Illis. Grand Gala flavoring o! lulu Salli» at tho: “Joy Lovara’ Theatre" " OYT’S The Happy Home of Hits, Hltarlty and j Entertainment Elite. , THE GROVINB Equilibrista ~— Spoclal Extraordinary Future America‘s Foremost Family of Faro j sun and Lauphmakora THE FOUR iNiMITABLE (4) ILLBWORTHB (4) Playing Their Triumphant comedy, in. i. . tonplrscd with Sprtghtly Songs and . Dainty Dances, entitled “The Frolic- “_ some Fad" 9...... Vaudevilio'a Superb Scenic Vcntrllo- '.‘ " " .Spanish prisoner swindler la Thornu‘ quill Production-“Tile Teddy Roose- ’ volt of sugaiand" f WILLIAM H. WHITTLE “His Hat is in the Ring" and he will ollcr tns Most Picturesque and Soon- Icaily Beautiful :poetaci. ever given are. . ‘ ll Banjo Vlrw’fiahordlmry n. o. HAMiLTON introducing a Repertoire of Musical Gems In his Quill-it Way. The Laughing Hit of Many Months MciNTVRE a‘oaavss Clcvcrost Singinrirzwiiking Come- snd Melodies. 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