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Hordce R. Nash, Cor. N. M. & West Sis.
N O-RWALK
.» The Lucia Circle will meet with
Mrs. W. H. Baker, 19 Mile avenue,
Monday at 3 o'clock.
The Men's (lines at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church will hold its
weekly meeting tomorrow noon at the
church.
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The weekly meeting of the Young
. People a Society of Loyal w criteria will
he held tomorrow evening at" the Ad-
vent Christian Church
Rev. Mr. \ahlstrom will occup the
pulpit and preach ut the morning and
. evening services that will be held at
the Swedish Congregational Church
tomorrow
The regular morning and melting
services will be held at the Advent.
Christian Church tomorrow. Rev.
, George M. Teeple will occupy the pul-
lflpl and preach.
The weekly devotional meeting oi
the Epworth League of the East Ave-
.3. mm Methodist Episcopal Church will
a . ”who held tomorrow. A good program
I." Ills been arranged and it is hoped
' that the meeting will be largely nt-
tended.
Children‘s Day will he observed in
the East Avonquethodist Chunch to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
"program will be as follows:
Song by the school.
Invocation by lite pastor.
Reading by school. ..
Song by school. '
Recitatlonvll'elcomc—«Mildred Finch.
Recitation—~Children’s Day Greeting--~
liohcrt illnsou.
Booth-Carlton L’Hommedieu
Freddie Lovejoy. . f
Exercise by four girls.
Recitation—The Earth is the Lord's-A
' Bertha Farr.
Song .by school
Reclhtionv'l‘he Moadows’ .- Glory—~
Freddie Loveioy.
Recitation—if You Have a Message—-
Hazel Priece.
Pirmary song. .
Exercise-Little Things -. Primary
(lines. .
Recitation—You and i—~Lesile Hunted.
Recitation—muttercnps and Children
-—Agnes Warm.
Song by school.
Recitation—Glamour
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Recitation~The Flowers’
mural Seymour:
Song by school.
Recitation ~~~~~ We Will Share Our Bissa-
lngs~H. Gerhart. '
RecitatioaneCelpt tor
Doywk. Van Covering.
Song by school
Recitation Dearest ol' Ali—oN. Sey-
mour.
Solo-ritose 0t Sharonw-Laurel
mour.
Exercise~The Meaning of Children's
Dny~~l3y all: girls.
Song-wily school.
Address by pastor.
iteclttttlon~Your Share-Edward Ni-
toil.
Song hy’schooi.
Mission-—
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Tim Burton hnaehnll loam play: the
Bridgeport Post team this afternoon
at Burton.
’l‘llc ldndicn‘ Aid Society of tho Con-
gregational Church met lit the lecture.
room of the church to work on quilts.
on Thursday.
(Tine Staminrd case and one. in
which Dorien parties were interested
wrro among «those decided by the Sn.
prcme Court of Errors. as follows:
r.
Rev. Herbert S. Brown, Ph. 1).. pac-
tor of the Congregational Church. has
been invited to address the graduating
clash at Not-walk High School. next
Wednesday evening.
The nulliilc schools niche next Frl~
day. On Thursdny evening the eighth
grades oi‘the Center and the Newton
schools will havo graduating exercises
In the Town lliall. The graduates will
he presented with diplomas by Henry
M. Baker, chairman of the School
Committee. The address to the ma-
uates will he m'adc 'hy Rev. Herbert S.
Brown.
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Edward Franklin Weed. executor
and others against Barbara Minis
Hodge and others an action for the
construction of the will of Louise C.
Wood, late of Dorian. and reserved for
the adlvec of the Supreme court. The
Superior Court is advised that three
gifts to Edward Franklin Weed hus
hand at tho to‘statrix are specific lega
clan and he is entitled to li‘ecclve what
is thereby given rogurdleu of the zen-
ernl legacies in the will. The opinion
is try Judge Prentice.
/' .
I“. W. Brusserhoi's ”use 'on the
Boston Post road. Noroton, was dam-
aged by tire Wednesday evening about
7. The rear of it was destroyed and
the interior was damaged considerably
It rm gotten out. The tire was die:-
A limousine car tyne scorched bolero .4
covered by a chauffeur who was drir " ‘
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: AMUSEMENTS
'i‘liE PLEASANT HOUR.
Your ‘Sntnrday'a entertainment will
not be complete without a visit to
Norwalk's ldenl ainuscnlent house,
The Piemnt, Hour Picture Palace.
Today‘s headliner is alone well worth
the price 0! admission; it is a beauti-
l'ul drum: of the North woods. on—
titled “The Ex-Convlct's Ordeal." wlt‘
plenty of snow and ice scenes, to cool
your wearied mind.
lice," is a good vathctlc story with a
happy ending. “Arheils's Hard Luck"
and “The Apache Bali," will produce
laughter out or the most severe
xrouch. Three other good reeiir. Do
not miss the great Monday program,
that- tamoua' news-picture. "The Ani-
mated Weekly;" Shamrock runny him,
“How He Won Her." and a great imp
feature. “The Lure or the Picture,“
with two other quality titans. Commit
next. Saturday another “101" Bison
headliner, "Th": [Acutenant's Lust.
Fight."
4111.344. K"The Flag of Our Country and
the Banner of the Cross." There will
be oriental patriotic music and a good
time is assured. All seats are tree.
and everybody is cordially welcome
George W. Measiuger, ndminintratot
against the New 't'ork..)iew Haven &
Hartford Railroad Compnny; an action
to recover damages of 2.500 for negli-
none-e resulting in the death oirthe
plainliil‘a intestate one Vuneslzy. The
rear: was heard by Judge iihnmway
4nd a jury and Judge Wheeler finds
- no error.- The incident. happened or"
or threeyeurs taco near Stamford nth-
11011 and the tolloimorviint was luvolr
rd My the corporation.
PROGRAM FOR UNION DISTRICT
SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Seventy-Five Graduates at the Frank-
lin School.
The grammar school graduation for
South Nnrnaik will ho held Tuesday
afternoon at two ooioclr in tho Fink
iin school. All the public are lnyjtod
The pronrntn in as toilows: ‘1;
Chorus, “‘Whistlti'W-AH the grad
halos
Vocal Sulowlfldith Miller
’SaPat‘t Souk—«hilltop girls. ’
Violin iSoiowJohn "H01 ling.
tPlano Trio-«Elizabeth Shorter. Elia»
about Stevens, and Edna liunkcmeier.
Recitation. "opportnnity“~»Kenneth
Hears. «
Address ”to grariuatewnev. Jahn
Stapletou, Factor, South Sci-walk Con:
gregatiunnl church
Class mwau the graduates.
Award of prizes for original Spell-
ing Book.
~ Presentation of diplomas~llnion
District Corhmittee. -
After the graduation, the members
of the class will meet for general.
entertainment.
. Rowarron .1
”honor”
The legal voters of the’ Rowayton
School District are hereby notified
and wnrned that the annual meeting
or said district will he held in the
school house on Saturdiy evening.
June 15th 1912, at 8 ocloclt, to hear
ending July 10th. 1912: to talao action
on rebuilding or repairing the chim-
neys: to authorise any improyements.
napalmr or expenditure: named ad-
viaahle. and to manner any business
proper to coma before Mid meeting.
Dated June 8th, 1912. . ,
GEORGE W. s'rnvauvs.
‘ District Comma
Rowayton. Connecticut.
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Another mammoth magnitndal'mag-
niflcent bill. Every act a feature.
Eyery act a star. ‘One-ot the In:-
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pleat spot in Connecticut. ‘
Special extraordinary exceptional en-
gagement A singing and dancing
mosaic exceeding all former tri-
‘umphs.
. The Waltz Dream
An alluring Vlonese waltz oporetta‘.
metrically and nartoriuiiy luxuriant.
Entmncinz tunes. Picturesque dun-
css. Gorgeous costumes and seen
ery.
Added feature. Joe Maxwelvs'snporh
triumph
“On a One-Night
Stand”
A realistic. one-act comedy, depicting
actual tiny happenings with the
triage folk. it is a scream from
start to finish. .1
Juvenile entertainers who are a riot
everywhere
The 3 Tiny Kidlets
Cleverest youngsters in vaudeville in
all original trough dancer: and» wit.
Swedish character comedians axtra~
ordinary
K napp Brothers:
Songstora and lawmakers oi unusual
nhlilty.
A methane or run
Richard Brothers
(‘omcdinnu on revolving rings that are
genuinely laughable
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The PleaSant Hour
Pitture Palace
eundy “Britain. 19:31qu “ ' ’
60 Wall St. Norwaik.
The Barnum of Them All.
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Showing a complete daily change at
exclusive independent photoplays.
.Therc must he a reason why Nor-
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it is an excellent heat conduc-
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and the silvery- white color of _
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in; put the house with a party. m: 3
untitled the Bmuerhat: Bruce Jen; ;
trim a youth who lives new door mes j '
“needed in getting tho nutoniohilo but. f
The tire was out, out With water. Just . .
her it slatted is not known. ‘.
r114 Rev. George hunter Smith, mu
., preach in the Hothodist Church at,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. lit-«12:483. 5:109; 5:414, 0:09,
0:57. 7:20x. 7:49x. 8217):, 9:5lx,-9:)51
9:37. 10:20:, 102453;. 112381
P. M.-12:53x, 1508, mm: tPhtla.
and Wash. Exp. goes to Harlem. my.
art. 2:41x, 2:50x. 3:27, 4:15, 4:311,
5:35. 5350):. 6:40, 6:51x. 7:11x, ’l:42x.
914011. 10:45. . “
’ Sundays.
A. M.:4~12 4.8x, 5:09x, ozilx.
10: 201:, 11:24:.
P. M.”.12§53X, 2: Hit, 2: 441:. 5:85.
5:3Sx. 7:00x, 7:12. 7:52); 8: 21x. 9: 42:.
10:28.
8:54.
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
~A. M9445; 14:40, 6245:. 8:03;,
8: 501, 8:55x, 9:151: 9:42. ‘10:02:11.
10: 05. 1):.
P. M.~12. 03x, 1: 05, 1: 38x, 2:04x.
2:.»7x, 3:ii0x, 4:15x, 4: 293:, 5:05x.
5:143, 5:25, 6:01x. 020311, ‘Sx. 8:10x,
9:. 9:30, in, 11":3o.12x. . ‘
Sunday:
101021;. 1114. ~
1’. M.——-12:04. 1:02x, 5:02x. 5:04.
“65min, 72141:. 8:59x, 10x. lltiilx, 12:.
acorn thRWALK To new
HAVEN. .
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7: 23, 9:13X. 9:541, 10: 333. 11: Hit. ‘ “
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4. 96!. 5:122. 9:14!!. 6: 477 :10x. 9. 091:
sizax, 10:09:, 11:13
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DEFINITION or‘ CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic: is the science of the
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