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fir. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond.
Bolts place. are spending it week wit
.Vst‘lends in Wilton.
from a visit in New York.
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Frank Furgeson hos resl: tied his po ‘
oltlon with tho. Rundio iiBukorv, to 9.0- h“ been entertaining Milli! Una i-‘oroc
Dept another with Ferris a Son gro 0' New “"9"-
rm. of Van andt street.
I Miss Elizabeth D. Carpenter has re-
V Wm i138 been VQCGiVGd from \h'. .turned to WONGI-S’ flhndc island Hr
and Mrs. G. Howard King and \ii'. and tor a visit hero.
; Hrs._7 Daniel L'Hommedieu that thev!
. .V Miss Lillian Hamilton has had a
on] [urinal] working homoword.
y innit polo erected on her property in
at. was decidedly thick outside to ‘, “(Klimt i’iKCP-
L the log settling.r own like a pull
the waters The Marion did mt liurry Griswold. of Rowayton live-
up into the harbor until ":30 0. . mic, returned to New York y.ostcrdsy.
this morning. ' nfior n few days visit here.
. V ‘ 7 ml.
and Mrs. Fred lohnson of Will “I (irnsu seed will be planted this week-
* " reel. were modo proud pnrents Vul the plot. or mound on which ll‘ill
ay by the birth of n habv Memorial Cannon is located.
“tiller. At this writing mother and; ~
Captain and Mrs. Lewis E. Roy~
wt” were (WEE—:8” ‘Raymond. of Cr couport Loni: island
7 niplaints have been received at
oflito of young mun pluving craps
7 the comer of Fort and Churiis
,- die on Sundays. The matter will
in ropcc ted to Constable Henry C. Sel»
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ihnve been visiting Mrs. Mabel Roy-
i mond of Rownyton avenue
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A cartoon of brown stone has ar-
mm at the Rowayton railroad station
for Contractor Timothy 1". Foley for
use on the new stone arch bridge over
Five Mile River.
The new house which Miner D. Ran
doll. of Norwulli. is having built on his
Property at Butied‘s island, is prse
Moslly pomploted. and will be ready
for occupancy soon.
; timed to East Norwslk and is stay-
with her daughter, Mrs Harry Do-
d. of Hawkins avenue.
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l‘ho terrible disaster thut‘hefell the
7‘t'llnor Titanic was the topic of
alien loathe meeting places of
orwalk this morning. everybody
appalled lit the news of the oa~
Much interest is bolus taken in the
coming pinto of bail between the Row
nylon and Norotons next Sunday
morning. The sumo will be played on
the diamond at Noraton.
M James the veteran sporting edi~
and well known citizen of East
‘ alk has been coniined to his
9% Vfor sometime with illness. Mr.
" its has the best wishes of his many
‘ for a complete recovery:
Architect: Edward King and family
expect to be at Tokoneko about May
lot for the summer season as their
lino new residence, being constructed
by South Norwalh contractors. will be
completed in a few days.
I sin Carl A. Anderson. in discus-
".77the disaster is of the opinion
if the Titanic struck the ice berg
ported the force of the blow was
to shift her cargo forward.»
it: that the air-tight comporb
‘ are seamed and broken, which
for thotalnkin; of the mo.-
Alargo majority of the men at work
on the White Bridge and it necessary
to wear rubber boots owing to the fact
that they are obliged to stand in the
mud and water to load stones upon
the crane. l'ortunstoly the water at
this mint is shallow or considerable
more trouhlo would ‘ho experienced in
the buildin: of the brains.
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A note from our nod friend Capt.
Grant 3. Rackott. 'tt‘io‘ orotwnilo Mord
Neck philosopher. informs no that he
has boon very sick; llo osys: "l have
been my ill but am hotter now. Tho
luau v’l‘itii tho soyiho coiled for tho
7m 7! espresso! ouch anosrnost wish
”film; «boot local and New uric
. roforoncos for
Miss Gertrude Dibble has returned
Captain 0. 8 Youngs in the first is the hope of the omooro that the;
Miss noun Wright. of Craw avenue.‘
’ ‘at work completing his playing ochod tartan. usually the German secretory ’
' it. in but dsiols m. and. in low
tho bountiful hird‘p also. flint he wont
swsy. '—~Suffolit Bulletin Huntington.
New York.
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Mrs. HarvoyV‘Aoitart and Mrs. H. s.‘
Crosby have returned from a several
days visit with friends in Hubolion N.
J. While their; they attended the Hip
podromo illd witnessed a performance
of “The Bird of Pox-adios" at the Main
ine Elliot Theatre in New York City.
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens. of McKinley
pious entertained a few friends on But.
urdsy eveninrin honor of her birth
day. linole- names and cards were
features and all tho guests bad a most
enjoyable time. Mrs. Stevens was thci
recipient of several gifts. omens them
flowers and a very beautiful hand]
painted plate from members of the so»:
HOYT'S THEATRE.
The bluoot vaudeville bill ever pro.
duood in the Norwaihs and one of the
i beat that the people of the town wore
Iovor offered opened at Hoyt' s yestec
cisi club of which she is a member. l day. WM“ the curtain went up last
'sl nlsht the hall was ililod to capacity
and the lord outliers were compelled
to wait for the second show. as there
was not a seat to ho had at 7: so.
Heading the all star list of attractions
M t a lute
“" ”m“ “’ a“ “W" ‘ ‘ ’ was Billie Burkos models or Jardln
hour thou downwind for their homes: d .,
after offering their congratulations i taint?” 113‘! lines sill our: color.
and best wishes for many more happy; y pro ’ 3“ ' an ' " n~
birthdays The guests included Mr. ”I“ pony ballot TM' ‘0‘ ”dud“
and Mrs. Preston ii. Hort. Mr. and '0'” or the best talent mm W‘
Mrs Willis. 1‘. Lincoln. Mr and Mrs 5““ ‘M‘M‘ qucl‘m The"
Frederick Waters, South ornalit Mr. i?“ dunno Ind witty “flu“ keep
and Mrs Edward 0 3m” and (laugh e audience in a roar This bill out-
ter Audrey. of Nozwulk, Mr. and Mrs. do" any 01 its predecessors in the
John H. Plunder. Mrs Hans tiazer,’ "admin“ Mm liunbom, ””1""
Mrs Susie oeui Mrs G. mum Kay, 2““ DWI "m” "°" “w" ”rim“
Miss Violet Borneo of Stamford Indie" and the M“ musical and comedy
Preston Hurt. .lr stars on the vaudeville stage. kept the
I audience going all the time hiartynao
One of tho features of tho ovoulns'
pleasure was sovorai solos by Preston:
Hart Jon. and as always they were
very pleasing. Refreshments were is
i was a superbly stunning act. and one
lweil worth seeing as he sets the Mir
i
l dionce in a whirl. Jack Page and (low
7 oviowa Allen. are two popular stage
Eboauties. who kept the audience in
featiotant cheer. 'i‘holleo 'f‘rlo, till.I
l cycling demons from the Ringling Bro.
itbors clroua, corn loud applause for
ivory clover tricks. ”this show plays
7" tonight and tomorrow with matinee at
2:15 and evening at 7: iii and 9:15
and all should take advantage of see
Firemen s carnival preparations are in; a dollar show for popular prions.
progressing finely the boys being as
onlhnsiantic as over with the work it
NOROTON
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HOW PUHYZKR PREPARED FOR
' ILIEP.
men will do their share uh it makes it 3,, the AWAmerleon Mammy,
V‘rather hard on tho soltmtod low to do 3. on smalls: account of the m, Jo.
ill“ ”19 work at “18 “I!“ n1‘)m9flt.;leph Pun”. m bund propr‘e‘of of
‘ihe the New York World. who spent
the last 20 years of his lilo at somou
a private yacht. where he kept up his
work with tho assistance of a coma
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i Benjamin Nustrnnd of Norman ur-
irooted by (linear Dolley for lntoxtts
‘1ion.was lined so and main in the
Stamford City Court by Judge Yonna. of made" “a secretaries whose com
{this morning. lumen Sullivan. of blood slicrts could “may keep mm
Brooklyn. tif’f‘biflt‘d in Chico? MtMa with the 'douolnteilecmni on-
hon was sentenced to on days in Jail ul‘lll’ and . at their chief Poi
for vauranck. John \turphy. of Row' lowing is an {Waun‘ extraCt'
nylon. arrested bv Ollit‘er Konol‘lc. for . After landfill} 1mm”? ‘3'“) re
Vdrimkcness and breach of the peace. tired to his cabin for . siesta. i use
wan lined Sis. Niul Forozloui of Hill tha word 13%“. link.” it manor 01
West Main street arrested by (linear fact. i! is Wm inadequate to describe
Billings. l’or ansault was filled fly :the peculiar mm“ or ceremony for
Now thut tho. wintor season has which i have chosen it no ‘ label
igom‘ the ilimtriculo and indoor oiitcr- “ h“ took place on those octuions
Vininlnriitu n: n being entitled and all m“ this. Mr. i’liilliter in} downon
, attention is being turned to the outV-of h“ Md' sometimes m “hm." but
dot r nportd particularly baseball. "'0” oftuu with only his coat and his
Manager iinnford Smith is Still hard M“ "mm“ ”m °“° °‘ W "m
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!‘idc with a pile of bonito at his elbow.
At a word rro'in Mr. Pulitsor the sec-
rotary begun to rend in a clear. inciv
alvo voice some historical workmSue-
taken a decided leap forward with tho tonius' ‘Livop, Green ' ‘History, MW”
l begining of the lily league season and noisy ' Ema" ""°' some German 3""
”he fans are now in a recipient mood‘i“ novel Aftorufow minutes Hr. Put-
. for the opening of the local season. i m" WW” “'3' ‘Softiy. “‘I the M
...._ ' mtary's voice was lowered until,
A force of about two hundred and “0“!" 'l V" Ill“l perfectly audible.
fifty carpenters are ongndod in work? it assumed I monotonous Ind sooth-
at Tokencko. making thugs custom-31M dwuw.7.lk7ltor a;w‘hiio thooi-dor
residences ready for the occupation of “I” ‘Quito softly‘ iii. this point the
their owner. filming [hg “Infill-$3 reader mood to {0m Mil WON! [ltd
mouth. it 1. mm that the “my“! commenced to murmur indistinctlyz.
power brings money into the towns; GM"! on GEN»! Well to Mill“ in It"?
in which it locates. Not only do tho “004 by 8 W0! radius aloud in an
grocer, butchsr and many other men; “Joining room, but With the connecb
chants derive direct benoilt by mooni Ins door cloud it. am to): train
of the influx of the summer colony. mos of this murmurins. Mr Pulitzer
, but men inother walhot-of-lifo as well. "mill“ motlbnlosa, it was to be as-
}A vast amount of work is being dead coined Wit he in! “lull; and the son-
in Tokenolto at the present time. The! retary' a duty was to so on msrmnriu
handsome residences are being ropair- “Mil MT Pulltler stroke and told him
ed and put into lirst class condition. to stall or to commence actual moms
and several now‘ones are under way. again. This murmurinx misht lustful-
The carpenters hall from Norwallt. “'0 hours. and“ it was u very Gillan“
Hill? and getting his team in line so
the boys are to he seen out every ov .
.cning on tho lot llmborlng uh stiffen ~
on arms and legs and trotting the fool
of the bull. Baseball enthusiasm has
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South Norwaiit. Darius, Numton odd
Stamford. A special car soon down
from Norw’ailt ovary nidht for their not
commutation.
NOTICE
”Whom it Nay Ohms
Natl” inhotoliyl molt lilo! my wife.
coca-mo. Taylor. in January, 1011.;
loft my bulbs in tho ll‘bwu of Dorian
and is now "via: elsewhere. M the
clent hands to provido accessories of
life.
any debts she my contract dither in
my name, or on hon own account.
a
ANDREW TAYLOR
7 wake with a start. and an unplouaui
V quarter of an hour taliowod. "
time of lodvins silo was oivoii s‘uiil- ‘
i will not be “humilit- for ‘V
Dated. Darius. Oahu. April 717i Nil. 7;
art to ‘ acquire. for at the slightest
phonon in tho pitch of the voice at a
homo or a «lush. air. Pulimor would
NIMINDIRI OF NAPOLEON.
"l devout know Missouri was filled
with coalition of no Napoleonic wars
until 7 tool": a trip over also mono-i
mVfiflMMWM
them Wool 7
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Pair Footiix t Fuvoritieo.
and Artistry
At the Theatre of
‘ tainm m.
This llsilhy Housel of Hits and fiovoh
Brilliant. Special Engagement
Vaudovtlh'o Oman Morn
Musical Comedy Production.
oofuuoioandMov-rimnt.
productions, with “man fair idol-
foilts.
A Superb Scenic Spectacle.
New Song Successes. New Dance
Cranes. Gorgeous Costumes
Another
Blogolsrd’s
merit;
Paramount Pretentious
Novel! .
MARTY NE.
“The doom.” “Tho Stunning."
Tomsichomsn Elf in an Array of
115mm Creations never before equaiv
e i'
For the Deloctatlon of Lovers of Roy
Time.
BlMBERG. MARION AND DAY
Artistic insl‘mfllbiill and Vocal Syca-
‘ lists.
Cloveroot Comedians Extent in Re-
fmhlngly Original Humor.
JACK PAGE AND GENEVA NLLEN.
Ofi‘ortux. Soul's. Satire and ii‘rlvolity.
Cycling borrows from The Ringling
Drolhoro‘ Circus.
LEO TRIO.
Showing sonic Shillt‘ui and Daring
Fonts in li'llcolcruft.
This it comparable "ilOY'f‘ECOi’E"
unequaled in town for it’s elegant dio-
piav of inoniioth century motion pit»
lures
grun—
Auditorium
Minion Picture
Parlor
South Votwslk ,
You noprccluo dilator“. You
couldn‘t do without thenn You can't
do without the motion pictures. .
Mort pictures hold attention be
cause t oy work on tho emotions.
'l‘lioy roach a vital spot They and
proves educational factors because
they awoken bumsn interest.
A few of our leading reels:
“Papa‘s Letter." 8. it A.. embodies
all the vigor and sturdy otronsth of
the western plains in a splendid
plot that abounds in tense situations.
“A Frontier Girl's Courage.“ a
thrilling indian picture of power and
merit. and ethor quality reels.
Evenings ..6e and to:
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Winsome Pony Bullet and ten world I
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