. in East Norwaili.
, uei Cohltlin. of Greenport L. L.
‘ a; It the home of Mr. and
”hi. Bartram. of Cove avenue.
a firm of Webb & Jackson. milk
fish", has sold out its business and
firm will to the F‘airfleld County
My association.
rm usual morninz and evening ser-
M were held at the Swedish Con-
muons! church yesterday. The
filflices were well attended.
....——
The weekly devotional meeting or
N lipworth League was held last eve-
”All; in the East Avenue Methodist
Mb The meeting was well atten-
J. F. Cunningham, of Van . Zant
on his house. The new addition will
york a great improvement in the
place.
The Men's Class of the East Ave
L,” Methodist Episcopal church held
.‘ its weekly meeting yesterday at noun.
‘- The meeting was largely attended and
distoresting.
The regular services were held at
, the Advent Christian church yestcr'
day morning and evening. Rev.
. 3 George M. Teepie, occupied the pulpit
" Ind preached.
A number of East Norwalk peeple
were considerably interested in the
large flock of starlings which congre-
pied In the roar of the burn on Wil-
m H. Earle's place \esterdm
. —...~~_-____—
The Young People' a Society of Loy-
.3! Workers held its weekly devotional
fleeting at the Advent Christian
ehurch last evening Ewnld F. Kncrr
WM life meeting and the topic was
”Things that Really Satisfy "
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an: and Mrs. Arthur P. Northrop
have moved their household euects
Wm First street to Stamford whore
Hr. Northrop has secured a position
. grocery store. Thev have the.
wishes of their friends ftir suc-
m
e’to Station. where they will
”I up their residence. Ztlr. Jones is
’e'empIOy oi’ the state highway tie
. out and has charge of building
we state roads in that place.
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illiam A Borgia: has bought a
Wit automobile from H. D Atwater.
Claude Roche a now working for
‘. Woundy, the New Canaan elec—
lsn. A
Chas. Dill and family, of New York,
bought the Westerholf place last
,have moved there for the sum-
tursl College. Bilvermlne bids
have many all-toasts trained
,- s'rs ill the future. Fred. .acliai-
i ,Astn‘died there. and Frank Aiken
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. and locked
, st in the Third Gounod
' 3 Mini district at tho
ltreei. is having an addition erected‘
. Luririgau has Just purchased.
. » tries at Interest. have arrived at their
, sin ollbert has entered Item
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with the "
lid boxes containing an...
Miss the: Mills or qmckett Itrcet.
entertained Miss Corrine Acksrt.
Sunday. '
, 'f“ . 3 .
John 8. L'Honunedleu. of Crockett
over Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tet'srd were visi-
tors here lately. Iookin; over their
property at Tokanake.
Frederick E. Lockwood has succeed-
ed F‘sy‘Webb in the oilioo of Livery-
man Edward J. Ladrixan.
Rev. Wm. it. Mcmrmott and fam-
ily will so to their new home in Asv
toria. Wednesday. April 37.
.4...“ "
Chauncey Bass. of Mt. Vernon.
spent Sunday with Captain Daniel P.
Morrell, of Crockett street.
Mrs. muretta Sister. of Penuoyer
street, has returned home after a few
weeks' visit in New York.
Mrs. (leer. of New York. has taken
the Dr. Wilcox place at Contentment
island, fer the present season.
m
Miss Elisabeth Neuer. of New York
city. has been spending a few days
at her home in ilowayton avenue.
Daniel Slavin. lately located In.
White Plains. New York. is on his am.
nuai tour through this section at the;
country.
w... ”I.”
The Optimist Club which at organi-
zation promised to become one of the:
leading ones in the village. has beeni
disbanded.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. of New
York, have arrived at the crosswuysz
coiage. Tokancke. for the spring andi
summer 36330”.
Grant Price. of l-lroohlyn, has re-
turncd home after a short visit with
his cousin, Miss Mildred Thai]. of
iPennoyer street.
Mrs. Gerrit Smith. who owns sev-
eral places at Tokeneke. was In town
Saturday from New York city. looking
over the propenly.
imanuel Palmer. of South Nor-walk.
is chauffeur of the line new Ford auto
mobile. which leeryman Edwird .I.
” -..—».....
Dr. H. B. Wilcox. of New York‘
city, has taken imesaioa of one of}
ten: mcnt island for the sauna. I
\l'. (,.l Blackiord and family. of New;
Yorlr. have moved into the James R.
Connors place In liroolcsidc, whirl:
they have leased for the season.
i
The families of Mrs. Frank G. Brown
and Fitzroy (latrinstou have come
from New York to [their respective
cotases at Tokeneke for the season. »
Contractor Timothy F. Foley. of
South Norwallr. is laying a water main
to several of .the houses at Butler's
island. the pipe coming from the Toke—
u'eke water‘aystem.
'
Mr. and hire. w. L. Searies. who
have been-.tourins through England.
France. Italy and other content coun-
residence at Tokeneke to remain due
in; the summer.
There will be no prayer meeting in
the Methodist Church Thursday even-
ing‘, as usual. This is to accommodate
those who wish to attend the lilpworth
Ileana Rally that evening In the
South Norwalkylfethodlst Church.
George Vosburah. who has been em-
ployed for several months'by Raymond
Brothers in South Norwalk. has re.
signed .to take a poaltlbn with Livery—
man Edmrd J. Ladiixan. and is at
present driving the team oaths his
furniture moving van.
The tenth anniversary of the Nor-
wslk group of Epworth sites will
be held in the 39th 1101?ka Maillo-
diit church. handover-slag. AW‘
18, at 7:16 o'clock. it. In W Mt I.
large number will be present from lio-
waytcn.
Lineman employed by the Southern
Comma
street. entertained Rev. it. 3‘. onion '
run-i
,, ii A. Thstohsohss bsen visiting in
. New flavour. _
Best5 remedy knsmi for
F6} Coughscuds
and Bronchitis
PREVINTS PNEUMONIA
Strengthens: in: Rings. builds
up the system, warms the blood
and brings ruddy health.
Especially eiiective in the case
of children who take cold easily
—-ms'kos them sturdy and able to
real“ mos. ‘ ‘
All (linguists-«sq soc. It.
:25. ‘ J m
were at work yesterday In the vicinity
of the Colonel Raymond bridge. Men
employed by the Connecticut Company
hut week repaired the trolley wires
near .l. ll. Raymond's corner.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for the dance to be held at the Rose
Company Hall. next Friday evening.
Quite a number have signified their in.
tention of going, and a pleasant time
is anticipated. The other dances this
season have all been big successes.
nnd’this. no doubt, will prove the
same.
The Rowsytou Flower Club will
make Its fig? ebimnent of twins on
Thursday mom-Inn. April lilth, at 9
o'clock. Last year 28.857 bunches of
flowers were sent besides 136 glasses
of Jelly, l bushel of fruit and ii boxes
oi nature inn. arial. The club wents to
do even better this your. so let all be
ready Thursday morning with apple.
pharh. cherry. swamp maple or any
flowering shrub.
'5
DARIEN
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NOROTON
The Dal-lea baseball team will pinv
a practice name next Saturday.
give a reception arihe Norman Height
John Sherman iioyte cottages at Con- in". department house in about twoi
necks.
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Waitnr Stevens a son of Contractor
[Friday night after a lingering illness.
Mr. Stevens was about so years old
l H: was single A funeral service will“
be held. this afternoon at the Dorian
Methodist Church. Rev. George B.
Smith emulating.
-—-———
iRev. Louis 1". Berry, pastor of the
Congregational Church. of Stamford,
save an illustrated lecture on li’irlnoo
in the Defies Presbyterian Church.
last night Mr. Barry spoke an hour.
the lecture being a sort 0! resume of:Ion
li‘rench history. illustrated with color-
ed slidesmade from phatomphs ink
on by llr. Berry. A lam audience was
delighted with ihe‘ lecture. .
' Miss nuclei 'rsyiosflc uni miss
Fills spent the weak and in Norwalk.w
Henry Jones and Dr...Wm. Rates"
both of Brooklyn. spent Thufidavflg.
with I. 0.91mpson.havins‘solno homage.
for the purpose or visitilrx Temple A ‘
lode: of lssons, It theirirsaulsr oom- .
ritualistic! in Thursday «salad. ' ‘ ‘
3 if. a. Inlften m given the do ‘
sushi mops union. ‘ -
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A probable slowest was brouflit
to light last week. when Henry Ike“
ms. of this town notified to the as.
left town. and squashed the polit
locate them. till“: disarm had
charities that his bpsrder. Julius lio- ‘ ‘
rli 24. Both young people are well
known in this tuba. After their WM
risxe they will reside in Weiton
where a home has already been pre-
pared for them. Mr. Fenian ls‘in the
meat business in that town.
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. HOYTIIATHEATRE.
Probably no program announced at
Hoyifs in monthtgsve promise of so
extraordinary merit and satisfaction.
house of hits and novelties, beginning
with the matinee teddy. The list in-
eludes numerous stars in their respec-
tive lines and I vaudeville antenata-
ment that would well warrant prices
up to II. The superb array of spe-
A nialtiea and features is headed by
Billie Burke's masterpiece of melody
and marriment. called. "The models of
Jardon De Paris.” which is declared
to he the greatest miniature musical
comedy production ever devised for
vaudeville. it contains dfteen of the
sweetest Ind dalntieabhits of femiu~
lolly on the local stage in months.
These will be seen and heard in a
feast of sons. dance and frlvdiity. ef
foctively art-salad. They will also in-
troduce their newest stage costumes.
said 10110 the most gorgeously beauti-
ful gowns worn on any stage. Mr.
Burke‘s productions are too well.
known to local theatrexoers to need
an extended introduction. having up
fuelled hen game time use. but since
. has been euphoria; in the. leading vau-
idovllie houses of this country and
has been enhanced with new and novel
scenic clients. and many new song suc-
cesses have been added. The remain—
der of the bill is well up to the Hoyt
steward. including the areal "Mar.
tynae." the stunning terpslchoreaa elf.
V * who will offer a dance creation never
hetero equalled in point of arilstlc
ness. sumptuonanosa and novelty. The
Leo Trio, It'd cyclists who have crest
cd a sensation with the Rinullns Bros.
Circus. For i. lovers at ran tima,s
. rIre treat is o red in Blatherit. Mai»
lion and Day, vocal and instrumental
syncopists. Page and Geneva are
iclever comedians and the i-loyisccpo,
, Ewith its [not display of motion pic
The Copluus dancing school will
turns complete this irrand entertain-
ment
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
! Mahaclicmo~ J. Thompson. li.
Thompson. A. Reinhold. M1. and Mrs
§John fitment: of Newton Heights, diod‘ A Burns. Dunbar-y. L R. Hurlhutt.
Wilton: L. Minis. Newark; 3. Greets
stein. Bridseport: Mr. and Mrs. (lor-
‘do'a. Shoilon; a w. Williamson. c. a.
“Toned Cleveland: 0 H. Phelps. West-
‘port; it Carpenter, c. a Wood. 1. o.
IPand. New York city; Thompson
Dean. Barton; J. M. Layton. n G.
ounuu. it. A. ldathewson. city; 1.
Johnson. Orange. .N. I; E. Cunning
iham u L Hatfield. w J. Francis.
liaroklyn N 7.: C .l. Iuiiinn. Thump»
sonviile; F. W. Wood. Long Island
city. 2 ‘
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A Feast of Feminiuity With Filtoen
. Fair Footlight Farorlties
la a Superb Bill of llnriilalod Variety
and Artistry.
At the Theatre of Satisfying Euler-
tainmentu
The Happy House of tilts and Novel-
ties
HOY‘
This Week—New. Novel-This Week
Irllllant ~ Cpeeisl Innuement of
Vaudeviiie'e Omani Modern
Musical Comedy Production.
Billie lurks presentable Masterpiece
of Music and Mammal.
satire hill arranged for this wpuiar;“THl MODIC 0F PAROIN 13C
PARIS."
With the celebrated Beauty Band and
Winsome Pony Ballet and. ten world
renowned comedy stars. A' miniature
muaidcence of Broadway's leadinx
productions. with ilfteen fair foot-
iirtlit favorites frolicking in s feetir
vol of sons. dance and wit, for the
fun and iavor of fussy and fastidious
folks.
A Superb Scenic Spectacle. Many
New Song Successes. New Dance
Cranes. Gorgeous Costumes.
Another Extraordinary Announce-
maul.
Ctagsiard‘e Paramount
Nave l3.
MARTY NE.
"The lluperb." "The dimming.”
'i‘erpeichorcan Elf in an Array of
airline Creations never before equah
Pretentious
For the calculation of Lovers of Rag
Time
IIMCERG. MARION AND DAY.
Aviinuc instrumental and Vocal Syco
piste.
Citizens! Comedians 5mm in Re
fmhlngly Original Humor.
JACK PAGE AND GENEVA ALLEN.
Offering. Soups. Satire and il‘rlvoiity.
Cycling Demons from The Ringling
Brothers' Circus.
LEO TRIO.
Showing some Sillilt‘ui and Daring
Fonts in Wheelcrnl‘t.
Th: ircornpavabio "HOYTSCOPE"
unequaled in town for it‘s elegant dis-
play of twentieth century motion pic-
fll M3.
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Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk
Follow the crowds to the Auditor-
ium tonight. Obey that impulse and
com: tonight. Come early and avoid
the rush. We are the leaders in the
Joy line. See our line and iiickerisas
pictures You will enjoy these fine
pictures because they are so clear and
bright. Come one and all.
Doors open 7:00 p. in.
Show starts 7:80 p. 111.
Prices evenings. ....... ‘ do and 10:
Prise night tonight.
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We'll study the location of your
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Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ob
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by a wrench twist or sprain in the
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