Ilium”
“ Bridge Tender John Cole was busy
snaking repairs to the bridge this
running
Campers are getting their parapher-
‘ nulls ready for the season and within
.1 tumonth touts will he springing up at
, W Pasture
_,__.. _. «—
Oystermen took heart again this
writing and the natural growthers
are hoping to get a couple of day's
work'this week.
John Gorbam, of Gregory Boulevard.
.. ' has taken a position will: Borden's
Milk Company, and has been assigned
to the Westport route.
Men are at work today digging in
float of the Advent Christaln Church.
in Van Zandwt. street. preparatory to
laying a concrete sidewalk.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held at the Advent Chri’stain Church
this evening. Rev. George M. 'I‘ceple
will occupy the pulpit and preach.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held'at the Swedish Congregational
Church this evening. Rev. Mr. Vahl-
” , strom will occupy the pulpit‘ and
preach.
_ The Si. .ialnes' Circle will hold it
lea tomorrow afternoon from 3:30 un-
' £11 5 o‘clock at the. ironic of Mrs. ii. J.
Hipsou. of East Norwalk. The affair
is being given for the benefit of the
fl Old Ladies' Home
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mellow-d D. Murphy, oi Fort and \‘an
Zendt streets, is makinu improvements
to his place in the well of setting out
poplar trees and doing other things
‘ which promise to improve the appear-
, ~ ance of the place to a grcat ctont.
Rev. S. P. Fairbanks will occupy the.
pulpit and preach at the weekly pray-
er and praise service that will be hold
'at the East avenue Methodist Church
thisevenlng. it is hoped that there
will be a large congregation present.
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NORWALK FIRE ALARM!
lt—Comer of Main and Wall Streets.
‘ ~Beiden Avenue and Union Place.
«8 ring Hill and italics: Street.
24- nion Park.
fl—West venue and Berkeley Street
fl——Franitl n Avenue and Lynes Mace.
IL—Gaw house. (P‘svnio box).
. 3—West Avenue a Moi-win Street.
Sip—Harbor Avenue and 0rchord.8 treet.
hope] Street and Harbor Avenue.
West Avenue, near the armory.
in and Catherine Sir
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teStre at. our Summer St.
out and Union Avenue.
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1 Avenue and ham use.
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meadow:
scars” tea
tidbit aids
came-
The regular weekly prayer meeting
wili he held in the Methodist chapel
this evening at the usual time. The
aelvit 6 will .be in charge of the pastor,
Rev Mr Shinn.
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l A number of the bowl owners have
placed their craft in commission for
the season, and other; are at work
painting and cleaning in anticipation
of enjoying the sailing before Memori-
al Day. t
A force of men are engaged at Roton
Pilint, putting it in readiness for the
coming sermon.
who for years has been one of
standbys at the point announces that
this season he will be missing. as he
intends to remain at the Soldiers
Home Noroton where be Is now resid
lug.
Over one hundred members and
friends of the itowaytton Methodist
Episcopal Church gathered at the
chapel of the church, last: evening, and
participated in the reception tendered
to the new pastor, ltcv. it. i“. Shinn.
and Mrs. Shinu. The guests were re-
ccivcd by the. various officials of the
church. and in turn presented to the
pastor and his wife. Greetings were
cordially extended by the Rev. Frank
A, Cunningham. the pastor of the lien:
ayton Baptist Church, and Mr. Shinti
responded. All this time a handsome
bouquet. of carnations was presented
to Mrs. Shlnn and she returned thanks
in an especially happy manner. A
short but very interesting address was
zlwn by the Rev. M'l'. Fisher, a friend
(.l Pastor Shiun’s, The unusually fine
program presented iuciadcd a piano
solo by Miss Mildred ii. Theall; Violin
solo. (‘harles Sterling, accompanied by
Mist-s Ruth 'l‘ltonies: vocal solo, Mrs
W. l“. Ambler. accompanied by Miss
Mildred ll, 'l'hehll; reading. ironi
I{dark 'i‘wuiuo' works, Mrs. it‘unuic
;Crockott; violin solo. Mr. Sterling. ac
companied by Miss Thomas; vocal (in
ct, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler. act-om .
panied by Miss Tbeall: recitation and
reading. bliss Elsie Thatcher; piano
solo Miss Mildred Thcaii.
blur enjoyed Mr. Shinn is making
many warm friends in llowsyton and
his pastorate hero promises to be vol y
Slit ressful.
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‘st sung-titers comedienne, lilac West,
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A MUSEMENTS
uo‘vrs THEATRE. “ ‘
fi‘he Host arrangement are most
coitaluly entitled to congratulations for
assembling such an unusually brll.
iiunt show as is to be presented at
this joyful Playhouse today, and the
hilt pértion or this week. Especially
should. praise be forthcoming when
they make this notable announcement,
the appearance of America's clever-
the charming and sweet little miss
who captivated New York recently as
the star of Zlegfleld's Moulin house
and the Winsome Widow. ’l‘o so into
detail as to Miss West's hisiory and
cleverness would be sheer nonsense,
tor who is it that (hoes not know this
tJIf'ilIidllg beauty. personally or
i ‘uouuh hearsay? chcrihcic as she is
inning to be at iioyts today Friday
land Saturday and will be there in her
happiest vein of humor, daintlest at
charm anti hWt.(.=i.fl('tlti or, voice. with ll.
grist of the latest and but song hits
from Broadway She will also wear
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.i‘dpeclui added
fieuinni with matinee today and
caution as Wills); and Hil'illl‘dll)’. An
away of all star vaudeville will be
uttered at “The Factory of Superb
Vaudeville."
A bill long to be remembered as n.
‘ vaudeville epoch mailer.
Notable visitation and arrangement ox.
traordiuury. lly sdroit business
manipulation. the management has
secured America's cleverest long-
eircss come-dieune, the firefly of
vaudeville. the strenuous. strength
fill madcap genius. a bit at animat-
ed femininity that sets your hair on
end. initial vaudeville appearance
in months.
MAE WEST
(Former altar of Ziegtield's “Mouiin
House" and "The Winsome Wid-
ow"l Offering all new vmirtbful
songs, real syncopated hits, runs its
only this captivating genius can
sing them. The dynamic. form of
Miss West's powerful personality
is to song and dance and Myoiity.
what Niagara is to electricity. “A
force million. restless, roan-nit al-
wzws."-—N. Y. Herald.
laughing feature, a
combination of roaring laughing
goods artistically presented,
some stunning gowns, particularly for
the doleciation or the fair so: and it.
reports on this scarce can be given
full crcdcnre. Miss West illills‘i; have-
corncicd the output of the Parisian
Modislc a of EurOpc, for she is said to
tune a. will it for every song. and each
is an innovation of exquisite beauty,
gorgvousuesa and srtistltuess. Miss,
West it engagement hero is tha‘retlull:
of ruin it altiiluhup. and ii is by that
adroit methods of the booking mm'
sen-taiivo or this house that iluyt'n
”trons- uie founded with this _extru~
ordinary visitation. By outbiddiug
over a hundred managers. the booking
i'cprosoniatives of Hell's such-ml
Miss Wcst for this limited change-
incur She will app: or at Hammer»
salon le \orli, next iM't‘it‘. The
culim piolrruminc mnstilutta it list of
attractions that will long he tuneup
bored as l vaudeville epoch marker.
LARE AGAINST BOXlNG EXHIBI-i
TIONS.
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Min Gamer, the Secretary of the
Woman's Municipal League Ens
plains the Matter.
Editor liveniuu Sun inclz- ~—
\\ili you kindly permit me to (01‘ ._
rcct loo errors in the report publish
Ped in the columns of your paper yew
tertiay. of the conference, meeting of
the three civic implicit?
in regards to the boxing exhibitions.
action was taken then and there. as
it was full that the regular meetings
. of iho league were too far distant to
deter action until their occurrence.
Animated discussion followed Mrs.
i‘, i“. iloutwoll‘a motion. and Mrs.
iiotchkisu and several others pleaded
for instant action. Therefore it was:
Ht’ifitllvt’ii. That the body of women
asscmblcd in conference protest
against permission being granted for
boxing exhibitions. The secretary
was instructed to so notify Prosecut.
lug Attorney Vosburgh and ask for his
old in the. matter, which has been
done.
The tiieniltris of the W onions Min‘
nliipai League of South Noiwaik, are
vitally Interested in this matter and
ask that you give as much prominence
to this correction as to the report of
the conference meeting. that the com-
munity may titnow ‘the league‘s slatus'i
on this Question.
The other, correction is that the"
committee appointed to take prelim‘
lnury steps toward the. formation of a
charitable organisation consists of the
presidents vise-oresidents of the
three leagues. Mrs. L S Jcn alone and
Mrs. James 0. Gregory.
Sincerely yours,
LILLIE L. GI‘JTTLER.
of South Norwalt. and Secretary
at Conference Meeting.
South Norwa'llt. May 0.1912.
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THE ACME FOUR.
Playing their scmamlngly funny ab-
surdity. “Mrs. Tub's Visit.” Must
«prepare yourself for the but laugh
of the season. tbai‘ a air
Another fun font to dispel gloom,
HAL—BROWN AND SMALL—Hub
Comedians and eccentric dancers of
extraordinary ability in all new fun
songs, quipe and quirks.
The surprise hit of the bill
ARTHUR BROWNING.
Woild's Premier Soft Shoo [Janet-r.
and his phenomenal mind handling;a
deli, “imp.” An entertainment in.
thought reading that has sisrticd‘
the, world.
More is the trunnion-ed fun storm.
Eaten llurloigb presents his latest
mechanical and mlrihiul creation.
THE SOMERSAULT AUTOMOBILE.
The newest twentieth century fun—
making oddity that sets the heart a
slow with good cheer. Introducing
the noted (icrmuu comedians.
~~ WALDRON AND VA83.
You'll laugh '0“ ion cry and then
laugh some more.
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the é~Auditorium ..
Motion Picture Parlor
South Norwalk
Sm all the. leading players of the
w smug.
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world. ’lhc greatest. players In the
wall are um posing for picture ma.
chino-s 'i‘ii m or ii pose for firstrlaiu
plays, such as been at the Auditorium
each evening Such players. like John
Pearl Willie. Charles Ariins.
(l. M. Anderson. Florence Turner,
f'ani Partner. “9-- cm. at this house
nut-h cloning for the small admission
‘Istctl below.
A kw of our leading reels:
“ltomauca .ol the Cliff Dwellers."
Edison. A line picture. very interest—
ing. bringing in: back to the stone age.
"Maidens Double." Kslou. Another
funny one that Would make a stone
initiate laugh. and other leading reels.
lveulngsvhc and 10c.
“aquarn deal to 'everybody."
motto.
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Song Recital
Mrs Agnes Havilaad
Mr. David Bisphain
. Norwaik Congregational Church.
Wed. Ev’ g, May 15th
8:15 p. m.
Tickets ............... $1.00
A'. fl‘oudennlna’s and Rants and
Plaisteds a..d Baxter's.
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IAIT NORWALK MRI ALARM IOXII
Firs headquarters. 5' You not Direct
loom-170
toll School (private)
~Kemrm it. on
Key-erH at.“
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Ateeh boilI
”fin. {All
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3705) between tine “géourlm of “and
s. m, not MPG! slum
will be you ‘oftleereo hen.
Private boxes. will on‘ be Mm for
tint on "tar «when ’
thotghiagnw. or acting emumwm
l—Ono hint um: Jail-Plum“; or into
i—One hint at tit.
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cutting things. The: sound
People laugh at them. They're later '; _
, Satirist Not Popular.
There's a crest temptation to our
clv ver.
outing. Notifies is so absorbiagiy in-
teresting on scandal. But of all the
bad habits a man may fall into this
will silent; him most from his fair
' lows." If you are going in for nylon .
bitter and sharp thin about people
you'd best pick out I.
once and 50 there and live.
it
vitmi. um.
”I lay." cried the aminfllu man to -5 3
the detectivp. "some fellow has been
representing blmpelst s colloctbr of -
He has been getting in more I. ..
money than any two of the men we ..
I. II quiclv .: '1
euro
um. and I wept hint cs
ly as you can.” "Ah righ . 1'“ have
him. in 1a" in less than n week.” I: .; 3'
“Great Scott, man!
put him in jail.
bim!"-—ldess.
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For the Uncertain Little Dinar.
Thin. white oiled paper spread un- ?.
der the child's plate at the table and
extending a little way beyond will
protect the tablecloth. This will out '
be noticeable, monotony If it is
bought in shooting and the pieces are
out and laid smoothly on the cloth.
When a piece of paper is soiled it may
be thrown away or burned and I fresh
piece substituted.
Whore Ho Wu Safe.
“So you luv: adopted a baby to
raise?" we asked of our friend. "Well.
it may turn out all right. but don't
you thin): you are taking chances?” '
"Not a chance." he answers. "No
matter how many bad traits the child
may develop, my wife can't say he in-
herlts any of them from my side of
the house."——i.ife.
No More Silk Hat Hero».
The hero‘wbo wears on immeculste’l
top but is getting rare in novels. Per-
haps this decline has some relation to
the lessening popularity of the hat in
real life. Certainly "Guido." would!
never have dreamed of turning out n!
hero without his» being stilt batted or!
uniformed to the last. dcgreefl—Book,
Monthly.
Nature's Workings. i
if you are looking for the originaii
blown bottle (‘old Proposition. tinrl the:
man that siwsyi yelled “fo‘lll 'em up»
min" in the days when he was young
and in his prime. He is the one genu-
lno 'f‘lxbt Wad. if you need help. for;
the love of humanity as well as your;
self, keep any from him
.‘A
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Jspsnm ingenuity.
A remarkable specimen of Japar
um ingenuity and skill has lust:
and through the New York custom;
case. it is it complete set of talent
teeth carved entirely out of hardwood;
of a color to exactly imitate the not 1
ml teeth. They are intended for
actual use. -
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l-ler Kind.
A. woman went into a hardwares
store in Atchison. the Globe says still
asked to be shown a " harmless revel ’
yer" as, a protection walnut burglars.
She had united her husband what kind
of a revoher to buy, and be had recom-
mended s "hammerlou."
No ‘Dlocrodit to Honest Men. .
it in undoubtedly true that there
are honest men who have been treated
as chest- and liars. but it also hap-
pens that the ones who have treated
them no such are thorn! chests and
Run.
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Want it All for Themselves.
There are men who love liberty so
much that they not only grow selfish
but actually do get excited when some
one else dares to suggest that others
should be allowed the right to enjoy
the use of some of it. .
Knock».
“One thing about Jinn: he never
comes into one's othoe without knock-
ing." “Another thing about Jinx is
that he never goes anywhere without
backlash-Houston Poet.
Daily Thought.
.You better live your boat and not
your best and think your-but today.
for todsyla the sure prevention for
tomorrow and all the edict tomor-
rows that foliowr—Liie'l‘flsee. .
y
r Happiness Must I. inborn. _
"How one you mm a person happy
against his will! it you try forever
you will not touch any happiness Intel
a person whom notzotltinhiiu to
be “mo—drain.
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‘ this to “aviation. ‘ .
It has been the plan of my life to
follow my convictions st. whatever
person-l cost to mull—4m A.
Mid. ‘ .
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notion Way to Louis on Life.
The most ignorant of I“ are those
who constantly” dwell on the dull side
of life. Never. in this wily. will life
be brlthtenod or bottliretl.
i.
Troubles um. tasting
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