inflation How, of
undri'. ’speading a few days in
'7 York hity
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"The East Norwslk weather prophet
led to be interviewed today Ro-
Sfil’t has it ‘tii‘tii’ his frog was drowned
I morning.
The weekly prayer meeting 0;, the
not Avenue Methodist Church will
Behold this evning. Rev. 8. P. Fair-
Shanks will be in 'chsrso:
Rev. George M. Tecple will conduct
‘ the weekly prayer and praise service
that will be held at the Advent Chris-
113011 Church this owning.
The Ladies‘ Aid society held a meet-
;«33175 at the East Avenue Methodist
slurch yesterday afternoon. Routine
“ ”shatters of business were transacted. *
Re‘v. Mr, Vahlstrom will occupy the
pulpit at the wcekly prayer and praise
service that will be held at the Swed-
13Ih Congregational church this even
ins.
Tomorrow has been set aside as
Health Day in the sclels of the
town and it is expected that this tiny!
Mil he observed in the East Nor walk
uchools.
"The Junior League of the East
, weekly meeting tomorrow afternoon
. at the church. Emma Parsons. the
superintendent. will be the leader.
3 Baseball men are on the verge of
_‘ xiving up hopes for good 'wccthcr.
Practice is all but impossible tilt-so
3. rainy (111‘s and when a clear playing
day comes arctind arms are stiff and
' Judgment impaired through lack of
practice.
The best local and New York
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' A number of renovations and
provementii are being made on
‘ clay island. ‘
3 Miss Mlldred'i‘heail wasa visitor in
.3011 Chester with friends and rela-
tives yesterday.
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.. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Row-
ayton Methodist Episcopal Church,
. U hold a very interesting meeting in the
. . chapel, yesterday nttcrnoon
A number of Rowsytonites spend a
Jan-go percentage of their nights fishing
3101' eels from the stone wall near the
. White bridge. Several of the fisher-
' ma report good hauls.
w ,_
A large shipment of floweis was
. .mde from the Methodist Church Tut-s-
day morning 1:: 9 o’clock by the Row-
Iyton Flower Club. The- flowers were:
cent to Public school No. 9 N. Y city
-Henry Wilkens, of South Norwavlk,
who has leased _the 'i‘utlrlil store at
”Hickory Bluff for the summer, is malt
nig preparations to open this week. An
addition is being plaoed on the pavil-
~ 1071, and it is being otherwise improved
This year Rowayton is well repre-
Ionted by «graduates in the class of the
Norwnlk High School. This place is
"5 factor in the high school of the town
mid each your has a representation of
wastes of which the place has just
7771qu to be prtmd. many of the most
brilliant pupils having been from this
piece. T1114 yam-'7 77110711170114 are no as-
nipples. ’l‘hti'nt‘odiilout of‘ the clan of
3;, son, scat; m Tuck
the‘ Crescent
. Avenue Methodist church‘will hold its.
‘ Eleétric Light 81 Power I
Fixtures. l .
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53 SEAVIEW AVE-.
1m in from nowsyton, Carios Frost
‘ Williams, of 'flighlund avenue. The
others are Archibald Victor
eiiIhI,
Marlon Exxleston Godfrey. mace
binds Moors, Helena Elisabet Oaltes.
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known here and MB before delighted
the people of Howayton, gov. a line
entertainment in the chapel of fhe
Rowuyton Methodist Episcopal Church
lain night. Miss Hldwell is s versa-
tile artist and save an excellent pro:
gr'tm of readings. vocal numbers, vlo:
ill: and piano selections.v.Sl_1e grac-
iously responded to a number. of en-
cores. The entertainment was under
the susplceI3of the Fipwortli Lewis.
and a certifying sum was netted for
the work of the organisation.
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There will be a euchro and dance in
the Noroton Heights lire department
house on Wednesday evening,
under the auspices of the Lmiles' Aux-
iliary of the fire department.
Senator Hooker, vformer Maporo
Hartford and Representative Charles
3 l“ Willinmsrn will deliver addcsses ho-
fcre the Men's (l'lt b, of the M.
a
Chum l1, tomttrou evening on “The
3 Last Connccbticut Legislature." The
3 friends of the club including ladies;
3 ohm been invited.
Harold S. Temple of Talmndge lillii
and Miss Ruth Priest of Noroton were
3murrlcd at Noroton Sunday. May 12.
3 lily Rev. Dr Carlos \iartyn. in the
3 'i itslithv inn (3.hurcl1 The ceremony
3st performed in the presence of ii,
few immediate friends and relatives
‘of the bride and groom.
Wasrroar
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Treudwell
3w0rt- recent visitors to it: loads in 'l‘",
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Relatives from Norwnlk Wore enter
tallied Sunday by the Misses (lumphtr
in tho liosevllle district. i
W—M“
i) l.. Coley bus returned in his
home in Collinsville after visiting in
this town for several days
Mrs. 17‘. S. Andrews is non fully rc-
covctcd from her ret'cnt sickness and
i
3 is about visiting friends once more.
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George Howe. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1.1
Smith and Thomas Smith. of Port;
hind. Mo, were Sunday dinner guests;
at the Wustport Hotel.
A large sum w‘as realized on the
sake and delicatessen sale which was
held Saturday by tho lMleI' Aid socie~3
ty of the Methodist church.
The question of sewerage and new
hydrants in this place has utilised more
than one conversation about town. Ev-
eryone seems to be talking about what
a good thing it would be for Westport.
mum“...—
One of the largest, if not the lar-
gest. crowds that has ever been in the
Westport library hull gathered there
on Monday evening to listen to tho
irco lecture on “Burbadoes.” it was
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winter unless something special turns
up and was worth attending. The ev
ciiing's entertainment was over about
10 o'clock.
The Westport lodge. Knights of Pylt-
his. is making preparations at present .
to vacate their menu in the _liuributt
«block and move to new quarters in
the Fable building on State Itroet: The
present quot-ten are too ism for the
lodge and it was thought. but to [01
smaller rooms one as them homollho.
Thonow rooms will he on the second
floor of "tin new «building audit is the
Dion to move within I view weeks.
411:. union services in Trinity church
Sunday morniul VII lonely attended
by members of the perish. . Roy. J»
Blackiook mint 0'!
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Joseph Honor.
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imitators
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June 5.,
'itertalnmcnt will be forthcoming. the
30f many distinctive
_3’ prettysirls. scintillcrit songs and en-
3‘ truncinir dances.
3119 the tour Fliippis. in Fun in a Road
3h: creation, intermingled with tiliit‘flli
3uud turpsichcrcau bits,
:ey, the song writer couicdlaii, will run
. ago.
Christ Church 04:
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”This week an epitome 01 the worlds,
brighten vaudeville in every pur-
iticuiur the moon‘s most brilliant
bill. At the joy lovers and pleat-
uro Ibelrors’ home.
HOYT’S"
.All feature sets on this program.
A comedy carnival. iv‘rom tremen-
dous European triumphs.
o—vm
A. Coccls presents his
nov'r's THEATRE.
The vaudeville season fast approach:
ing an end has been productive ”.3:
«runny novel and spectacular features,
the majority of which were given their
premier at lioyt's prior to their on-
tomedy hit
guacmcnt at any other vaudeville “FUN m A ROAD HOUSE"
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theatres. This fact is well known to A comic dancing. musical makings,
3 33 with a surprise and a scream every
'06“! theatergoers who haw witness 1 minute superbly presented by tho
ed the initial engagements here of tho 3 distinguished European comedy
biggest acts in vaudeville and later stars. TM (4) FillppiI (0).
seen these same note. perhaps months EAn 3b "gum-3
later. the stellar attractions at lead 3f3’0‘“°:rd"£3'3‘3’32n:“3m “5333233
ing theatres in New York and else~3' Dilly m
where. During the past months the "THREE FINE FRIENDS."
.inanagtmt-nt of iloyt's have received Th" "‘0" talked M70!“ comedy Nair
hundreds of praises for their utmost ict produced in “all: months
3cndenvora in shins my” ratio" the The twinkling twin stars of musics:
best vaudeville obtainable It a calm comedy.
parallvely nominal charge. The sum- BEATR'CE BROWN AND
mer vaudeville policy has already been Two 3nmmmr333b‘3":;§3$23m333 entertain
finstallcd and until further notice. 93.333 333 33 a33,333.33“.33.33.33.333 .‘imalc.
lioit patrons will see the same brand 3 declared to be u “hum—dinner.“
.of vaudeville characteristic of thia3 --'-
313330333333" theatre However during tho The Musical Genius Comedian.
3.1lcnicd months it lighter quality
sensational
iRViNG
JACK MAHONEY,
0' en- The man who write: his own songs
and the writer of over a hundred
sons hits. in his newest composi-
1 manuxefduit being of the opinion that
tions.
than not forgotten the
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roll up.
The Gorbam
Our aphids spots are now
in stock. While we have a
larsor sacrament of :tinc
good! than star before, we
‘ er end of the hue. and are
showing 41 Ire» may pat-
term from 100 per double
E. E GORHA'M
E. W. YOUNGS.
From.
to First St" E. Norwalk
Telephone Four Five Two
chap 3
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theatermrii prefer a guy and airy pro
311mm and this style of show will be "Extra" “Special” “Extra" "33,“th
‘1‘“ ""1“" ‘3‘ ”mm“ “t ”0’”- There A flawless terosichorcttn festival
SW1" he acts that consist at songs, MLLE. LA" ARENA.
domes and comcdy while beau dra- AWWM 0! MOHI- V101". in
3 pupa-(inure diveision.
mutic sketches with complicated plots THE DANCE 0' THE ROSES.
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will be hid in the background until Newt-st 3.3.433..." and most “may
next season. 'i‘hc bill scheduled for spectacle ,in Ndudeviile. 3
the lust portion of this week, opening (’er 3
om no 0071
iOdtH is a summer time bill in tho BARNEV GiLMORE~~1‘be 3 distln- 3
fullest sense of the word. consisting
guisbeii lrlkb comedian.
and enjoyable.
The top liner will:
House. I scrcnniingly laughable com-
The Auditorium
Motion Picture; Parlor
Soot... oofwalk ‘
.laclt Mulron-
der his newest hits. Fun. fut and
furious. will be forthcoming in the.
comedy sketch Thrce Fine Friends,
which will be presented by "nuggl.
MW“ “\WTtflflimfl and 34. r: 7 ”i333
"v 75; Burke. are 31713 n3 gnricutur ‘4
lets. who have u surprP dance nud To 0‘" "m“ ""3““! Month u“;
song 3.33333wa 33333. La “(.3333 7nd iln. public we wish to say that touighi.
Mons. Victor. offer the aura- oi the W“ are “0”” i" 1“" a“ A ”0' i 9'“
Roses. and the whole bill unaware to gram livery real which man“ .“Pp
bca 333331343333“, this fine program will surely interest
you Only two prices to Ice our line
- shows-«lo for children and We for
enimr but for the fact. munitions Pull iidillis Somehow or other our illo-
d_: was out of town, the case was' not mics scam to with and satisfy the
tried until yesterday Murphy has been this of the people
a heavy drinker and has been taunted
in s sanitariuin at Norwich hsoinetime
it is understood that his parents
want to put him back there at present
but it will be necessary for him to
serve his term hetero he is taken
away Grand Juror Sherwood. prosc-
cutcd the case
Six 112:: reels of pictures,
Eyciilnnswfvc and 100..
Prise night tonight.
A number of people in the northern
part the town enjoyed a ride a few Th" "“1“”! ”“5“" “f Norwallc
evenings ago in the large auto has ‘be real estate PM" been recorded in'
logging to .i. C. Jackson. The party the om“ of the town clerk for the
were taken to Ridgeileid where the ev- PP“ '9" days
ening was spent and the party ieturu- James Sperm 1° Kim" WellnitI M
ed in the early morning. Aniongthose and buildings. Harbor View Beach
present on the ride were: Mr. and Mrs War
(let me Wutcrbm 3,3 Mrs Samuel Wu 3‘ Albert WellultI to .iohu i... Guthrie.
terbury, Mrs. Samuel Waterbury. Ste- lot and buildings, ""1"" “‘3" 39““
phcu Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. (‘lar- or
once Shipman, Mfg Ebenezer 39333.33 Eveline V Lockwood to Albeerell-
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Fitch. that: 7211:: ““‘v ‘0‘» ““1“" View 99“" W"
abeth i’eniioll. Mrs. M a Godfrey, J “PM w°““""° “m“ smm-m
.u lmkwood. Allon atrium. Harold "m” V‘“ 3W“ W"-
1111:1111. Miss 1111101 Lorkwood, David W“ “WW ““1 “be" 1° Ea“
C3333“. Charles 333.0033 H M Trow Norwslk Yacht Club land and build-
bridge, Mrs. Frederick Burrltt, v.1.insley inns. East Norwulk. Wli'
Corsn Miss Anna BankI. M3" Flor Corneliali‘. Baird to Albert A. Betta,
once Banks. Willis Banks Samuel An- '9‘ m“: T°“'°“‘”‘ War
Thomas
drewa. Miss Alice Macshorry undJo- Heirs ‘7' Wm 1“ mm" to
seph Rowland. F. James. land and buildings. War.
., mason H. Huntord and wife to not.
visud B. Archer, Mt. Vernon, land and
CASTO Olfl IA. 3bulldiss. 800 View avenue. War.
in tum lot Ilil Minn: Mil
W711. Ix. Blascor to Haters. Blower.
land and bulldiuu; West Main and
Burn the
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Estate unruly P. Disbi'ow to City of
South Norwallr. lot and buildlun.
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.UTlLlTiES COMMISSION HEARING
No/ opposition developed yesterday
jinorning at the hearing before the
1 public utilities commission on the pen.
trons of the Connecticut Company for
:the approval of ts motliod oi corr-
Estruction of tracks in the town of
IWc-utport and Greenwich. in which it
do proposnd to use "T" rails. General
EMailiigt‘l" .l. K. i’iindcrford and Chief
fEnslnccr E. C. Webster appeared for
'the Connecticut Company. while the
towns were not represented. No find
ing was given by the commission.
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