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new are scheduled to play the Coloni ‘
‘ (is on the filters lot.
, mane. is having hn addition erected
10 his shop in that place.
Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow
' ‘ vow.
V League of the East Avenue Church
7 hold tomorrow evening
3‘; oiling.
told a. delightful and successful tea
. at the home of Mrs, A. N. Paddock, of
I ythe Old Ladies' Home and a comerts-
Electric Light Sr Power
_ bot mo_Flguro on Your Wiring and
mills Rollins. of East Norwclk. hss‘
Wis Kellogg. of East Norwslk hsl
“Hawaii
The United Electric Light and WI 1
our company men are installing sits
film in New utroei.1
i
H Mrs. Mary Ghana, of Brooklyn N. Y.,
unending I few days at her real-‘
W In Bolts place.
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On Sunday afternoon the Mcyfiow ,
Contractor H. V. Carr, 01' Besvicw
. The Worth League will hold us
Wkly devotional meeting at the East:
mains
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The Mayflowom and the Bridgeport
Foot teams cross bats this afternoon
II. the Mayflower oval. A great gnmo"
is expected.
The Men's Class will hold its regu-
lar meeting at the Methodist Church
tomorrow at noon. All the members
are requested to be in attendance.
m
The members of the Women‘s Chris»
tian 'l‘elnpeinnccllnlon hold a meeting;
yesterday afternoon at the residues of
Mrs. A. Palmer. of 272 East avenue.
Rev. George M. Teeple will occupy
“ the pulpit and preach at the morning
‘ 8nd evening services that will he held
It the Advent Christsln Church tumor.
The regular meeting of the Junior
was held yestetday afternoon and was
attended by a large number of mem
hers
- Rev. Mr. Vahlstrom will occupy the
pulpit and preach at the morning and
evening so vices that will he hold at
the Swedish Congregational Churchl
tomorrow. ‘
The first quertenly conference of the?
East Avenue Methodist Church will be;
Rev. A ll.
Wadsworth district superintendent.l
Wing.
George R. VnnAhusyne proprietor
the Crescent Laundry. was out and
mood this morning. Mr VsnAlstvne
$140er to use it cane but hopes that
dig. will soon be able to navigate pro-
“Iilwsld I“. Knorr Will be the lender
lid “The Beautiful Home of the Suv»
M" will bf: the topic at the meeting or
Vll'htlYollhg Peoples society of Loyal
Workers that will he held at the Ad
vent ‘Chrlstsin Church tomorrow ev-
The members of St. James Circle
Dost Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
The affair was given for the benefit of
‘ hie nootogg was secured for the good
cause.
Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks will have
charge of the services that will be hold
I the East Avenue Methodist Church
Wwow morning. District Superin-
tendent A. H. Goodenbugh will preach
the evening service. The choir will
mam a special program ofm usic at
loch service. ‘
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The best local and New York
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Fixtures.
P. H. FIELDING
is... 840. as sssvrsw A'vs.
MIMI, which is used in :troasfotl'ln
the honors and their suwlios he»
twitch tho mainland sud (im- W
lllhthmm. is bolus overhauled for the
present lesson.
Tho miss!” Add Bociotv of the Ball-
tist “church hold it insulin! oi the
. church. flow sfternoon. lo the
wool»: the molar pnycr. meeting
we hold slid was lmlv attended
despite the titre-itching condition of
the wonthor. -
Csptslu William 1. mavens. of Ila
wsytcn avenue, has hsd s iqus tron
removed from the lawn ill front of ills
residence, and the prepaid! id consid-
erably improved thereby. Quite s
coed deal of trouble wws had in set-
ting the roots out of tho mood.
Fin-VFW
A free Bible lecture will be given
under the auspices of the internation-
sl Bible Btudents' Assoolstion by W.
ii. Wagon of New York city; topic.
The Christian's Hepe. It riromsn's
Hail Rowsyton. 8 p. in. lundsy, Nov
12. All welcome. No collection. ‘
‘ m m
B. F. Delrlyu's isms yacht. Nyllred.
will not he put in commission this
'season. This ststcmsnt was msds this
mornins by William F. DsKlyn. Ho
said» that the accident to the host.
int you at the close of the senses
and the Titanic disaster hsd lll'itctl-
cally killed the desire for the sport
Wig—w
B}. B. Ryder, saslctsnt trooper st.
Green's Roof, lighthouse, has been
transferred to Race Rock lighthouse
off of New mndon whet-she has been
appointed hood keeper. Mr. Ryder
has been ststloned at Green's Root for
but 1 month and a half, but he has
mode a large number of friends about
the town who 'wlsh him the host of
success in his new position. A new
assistant will arrive in town in a few
days. '
WW
undoing. Lulu
Plumbing 8. Heating
INSTALLER OF THE
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Nosorou
Edward Home, of Norman. a mem»
ber of the U. 8. navy, is home on I
furlough.
can“...
Douglas 1.. Ililman and family will
open their Coilendcr's Point residence
on Monday.
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D'ARIEN AND nos—-
Charles Holcomb. of Nomtou,
purchased a Buick. cur.
George Peaston is setting hisxttl‘feét‘
launch in shape for the water and ex-
pects to launch it in the near future.
has
Therewill be a dsncensxt Tuesday
eventing, in the Noroton Heights tire
derunmeut. Bohwsb‘s orchestra ”in
giving it.
Mrs. 0. S. Brown, and Mrs. Samuel
Benton, aunts of Rev. Herbert S.
Brown, Ph. D., visited Dr. Brown yes-
terduy in Darlen.
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At the Norwslir High school last
night, Rev. Herbert s. Brown. [’11. 1)..
gave so illustrated lecture on “His»
wrical Spots in the Colonial States."
There were 105 colored slides.
*"'“"""“I‘
Caleb Benedict of the soldiers'
Home died It the Stamford Hospital
Thursday night. Mr. Benedict ool'isps.
ed in Atlantic Boosts. Mumford. inst
week,‘-whllo on route to New Canaan.
on a furlouzh to violtreistivos. Ho
sustained I fracture of the skull.
Mm
lifts. mains Groves Dietrich of Loch:
port. N. Y.,‘nddrossod s motions the
economical Church. Thur-div
night. on the writ of the w. (i. 'l‘. U.
Mrs. metriolt said thst the crest value
of the work Is not alone in “Mind
the liquor trsillo. but is casting pub-
methods.
newton shorter- cits will
Iposisi shipment on Tuesday,
‘ ‘ Mum for I new shove
prmhslhothsmimstt‘
mohsmsositunw. .-
liivsalnsmshlpst'i .80» or.
i'pp‘lilvsws. Russell Thor-nontl sermon will no. “I'll. Mail has the»?
rim sud rm: BMW. or tics
lift in” noon to visit
Isl-vi
'VVALL
to New York. Sundsy smiling.
; {red Mid Fired Zlnil.
'of n mint-brush thrust in it on Mon-
“lie had to leave his motorcycle there.
'thor. Claude l'erdonux.
osslr .
Church to meet. with them in the
lie sentiment. laws by sducstionsl
W ' ,
The guy. acorns beaten not will
isi
9W stint
Fred Zion ”composted mi molhcr
Mrs. John Hurst has been ontortsiu'
lug Mr. Food. Ribol.
fun. so... Dickens and” Herbert
Ireland visited Hartford last Sdturdsy.
, . o .
Mrs. Zion. of New York spent Ist-
urdsy nod Sunday with her sons. Al'-
lwu'y Wax. of New York spent
Sunday st the home of his Ion. allude
Perdosux.
Henry '1‘. meitt. of ~Norwslk. is no
poring sud pointingr several rooms in
Alonso Bolton's house.
E. l). Froomsnand family came ull
from the city lsst Fridsy to spend the
summer in their home on the hill.
Mrs. Aorist) Buttery”s eye wus nicel-
dentsly injured by having the hsndio
an,» evening.
Wm
. Paul Schllchsr and fsmily will move
shortly to tho Also i’srticrson plus.
where Mr. Schlicher will be tampered.
” nub—dunno»—
Miss Chrlslio McLaughlin and Miss
Eileen O'Neil attended I. surprise por-
ty in New Csnssn. last Friday oven»
lug.
Mrs. D. Putnam Brlnloy has joined
lief husband, who rucocded her I few
weeks also in warships Silver-mine for
the summer. ‘
Misses Mary momma sud Elsie St.
John. who attended the Wild [West
show at South Norwsiir ,‘i‘ucsdsy ninth.
On sccounlt of the storm. the pound
socisi planned for Wednesday own“
in; ms postponed until Thursday. sv»
oiling. .1 ‘
a
Mr. and Mn Tooter and Master '
Millie arrived at the horns of Mn. ‘
Tookor‘s mother, Mrs. Fred Crosby. on
daturdsy and will‘remuln for shout.
ten days.
Emil Partitions. of New York stsrt-
ed tor New Cannon Saturday by motor»
cycle. but only not to New Rochelle.
and who the ruilroud to visit his bro»
Mrs. G. E. Richter and Master Ger.
sld left on Tuesday, visiting Mrs. Scut-
uel Van River and family in the Bronx
and continuing their trip the day fol~
lowing for a week‘s visit with Mrs
Richter‘g mother. Mrs. J. Klrlrwood. st
Woodhsveu, l... l.
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The Friendly Men‘s Class invited all
who are interested in the new building
project for the Methodist Protestant
church last Tuesday evening. (in so»
count of the storm there ware not
may protect, and only I informsi dis.
epsilon wss hold. it was fould that
the original plop of excavating benesth
the church and finishing it baseman:
has likely to prove too expensive. and
the idea of buildlnx a small modern
chapel in front of the present building
nnd using the latter for social purport»
es. «was considered. Another sugarcivM
tlou offered was that so addition hoM
built on the rear of the present build-
ing for Sunday school and social pur»
poses, if the trustees are successful in
an effort to buy a few additional foot
of land at the rear of the church lot.
Another open meeting will he held on
next Tuesday droning.
Advertise your would In Thiamine!
WATER TO BURN lN NORWALK. .
ilf it should not rain for several
monthh the water supply of the City
of Norah: would Niacin ultimo-limit
A bill ions to be remembered as I
Notsblo visitation and encasement on
By sdroit business
manipulation. the management hos
secured Americas cicvcmt son.»
the firstly of
vaudeville the strenuous. strouatii‘
ful madcap genius, I bit of animal»
ed femininity that sets your hair on
lnitisl vaudeville appearance
Ili‘orinsr our of Zisliiold's “lanolin
" sad "The Winsoms Wid
new mlrthful
son‘s, moi syncopated hits. sun; so
only this csptluting genius can
sing them. The dynamic force of
Miss West's powerful personality
is to son; and dance and frivolitlk
force reslsllcss. restless. regnsnt sl
Special Iddod .
Playing their sonamlntlv tunuyush-
ust
prcphro yourself for the best isuxh
dill"
copra I Friday Ind Narrator-its
array of all star vaudeville w ll be
offered at "The Factory of Superb
Vsudcvllio. "
vsudovilio opochms inner.
trsordlnsry.
stress comodlenno.
and
in months
MA! WEST
ow”) Offering Ill
what Niagara is to electricity
ways. ’w N. Y. licml id
laughing
(mutilation of roaring
toads artistically presented.
THE ACME. FOUR.
feature,
surdlty, “Mrs. Tuh‘s Visit.'.'
of tho season. that's sll.
.- sin» ni‘stlnso todsy sad
lsuxhin:
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Our Spring goods are now
in stock. While we have u
must. assortment of fins
. goods this ever before. we
have not (emotion the clasp.»
or clad of thwdino. and are
showing ‘s (rm, sissy pan
terns from 10c psi- double
roll up.
The Gorharn Co.
no oosnsu.
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Telephone Four Five Two
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Another fun toast to dispel gloom.
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and his phenomenal mind rssdillll
Au eutemthmout in;
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Hero is the gusrtmlced fun storin.’
Ellen nurlolsh presents his latest
TH! IOMCIOAULT AUTOMOIILE.
The newest twentieth century fun»
Istrmdluary ability is on new fun
Icons. trains and quirks.
The surprise hit of the hill
ARTHUR BROWNING.
dos. “imp "
the world.
mchsulrsl sud mlrthrul erection.
making oddity that sets the helm
glow will! good cheer.
the noted tier-man comedians.
WALDRON AND VA“
You‘ll lsush 'tlli you cry and their
lunch some more
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Motion Picture Parlor
some every'nlght.
um...» 4-
The Auditorium
sols Norwalk
The host picture house in the city.
Once you got the habit and you will
You can‘t help but
like the pictures as they are so clear.
bright and flickerinss.
Iand avoid the rush. A few of our
headliners:
This one
“Heart of the King’s Jester,"
DWI“) “mono
2:
p.
his matinee. lie to nil.
Doors open 2 9. tin;
80 p. in.
lfvouiuso. 6c Ind lilo.
do
Doors open 7 p. nu; show starts 7:30
In.
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Wed. Ev’ g, May 15th
Tickets 51.00
A‘ Cicudonnins's and Hours Ind
Song Recital
rsAgnes Haviland
Mr. David Bisphsm
Norwslk Congregational Church.
8:15 pm
Plalstod's sud Euler's.
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This rslns‘ of last month and those of
the prsssst Mouth ths so for oiled ‘
tho reservoirs that the cltlssns hood .
not outlaws say water fondue this
summits.
All lost wool: 5116‘le ml om
tits cm 5t ts. vIripus rumor still
it
.li'”mdl' some to all m‘ls
TILIPHONI CALL 720
roman dist...)
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introducing
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Vita.
‘ picture will do your heart
soot) and will teach a lesson. and outer
quality reels which make our saturday
show starts
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I No. Main on. do. Norwslk
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