insures. the distriot ultraviolet:
‘ mm nhsr'ge oi the fleeting;
. Silk Velvet and ,
Worsted Remnants
Skinner’ s Suites
t‘cndonts and venture was mine and all
‘mroported to have common ox-
m mdered:
.Dlvotlonnl exercises and address oi;
. all default at the East Avenue Me ‘ p
» ‘ WMoow ohuroh. Mia‘s Moore. '
The ”landmines in senior-I Inverter
salient time. The, doilowlng- promo)!
volcano by Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks
" Rosita/Lions andvsongs by the Juniors
BlIolrhosrd talk on Bible arithmetic
by at (L; Faust at New le: city
‘ (At the conclusion of the program.
mes were played and refreshments
enjoyed. This was the first rally of the
Juniors and it was such it decided “of
‘ cons Mitt arrangements were modeto
hold another in the Bungstu‘ck Meth-
odist ohuroh'in Mmury.
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Woolen a d Worst d
Men 8 Wear Cloth
‘ Garment Dyeing
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Lent 'beglns on February 5 next year
hm sunk Betty has neon ill for no muster wil the March 23.. This is
. Within one down! the earliest it is pas-
sible for these events to -.come
William Enron has transformed his;
tumor otlioeilh‘ Fort street into a cool
illier‘s snoop ,: ‘ }
Dr School] and son, aoeomonnled'h‘y
Fred Iowden, are on their way to the
!west; coast of Florida in Dr. Schnell‘ s
._ Conductor: Charles Williams of the‘ yacht which he built at Round Hill
’ East avenue gelley line is taking a. lost your and which has been used in
day’s vacatgan‘rtodny jGreenwich waters the past summer
M ' ’Mro. Schneli has gone south py roll to
One of the double truck Westchest, join her “3:1,de their orange grove
er County ours was used to good ads in F‘loridn‘ -—Greenwich news.
Vintage on the Enst avenue line this‘
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tool-nine. . ., l
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Rowayton harbor is partly loosen ov-
.er and up the giver there inquire 3
{its in, New Haven and Port Chester fan 0! the and plays havoc with it, Do-
pent «yesterday at their homes in col ice host enthneisgts or; getting
Eliot Norwsik. itheir crsitg resdy tor the moon in
line hope of more said westlgér. SM"
Rev Mr. Vnhlstrom preached at the “"3?! and Sunday quite 5, number é“.
morning 81w evening services that 10
yed the skhti on 031an s on
are held at the Swedish Congrégn-- ng l? 'D
.‘flonnl church. -
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. Miss Ruth Dukes of Crownnvonue,
““ente'rtninetl the Pnetime Chris at her
home on Friday evening. Mitt an on
Joyoble time a dainty .repost ms cor-vi
The Young People' 3 Society of My
‘31 Workers held its Weekly demtilih‘dl
~meetinrg last evening qt the Advent.
; Christian church. .
1'.)
tiny nnd Elisabeth Slings, h Stev-
no. (30 art. it till ndnge.
‘ Men are at worn today installing}a ’1“ A“ a
, posts for a. fence that is to be placed mm“ WW” Helen“ Q‘ké-‘t “mm
Dallas and Honors Harold C hpill Geo:
around the Pordee property on the at
. Keyssi, piece 5m” Hainonu end Arthur cum
-m‘m.
—.-.
The East Norwalk weather pacifist Ml; 't
ventured the prediction this morning
that there would he s stOrm within D ARIEN
.‘r.
,v :7:
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ll‘inch Brothers have completed.
, their shore of. the improvement of;
‘ Fort street. The sidewalk has howl ‘
been constructed so that pedestrians
have some place to walk.
The wcehlyrw devotional meeting or
the with issues was held inst
Gunning nt‘lhe East Avenun Hollies
dint church. The meeting was large-
; 1y nttotlhd’ihh interesting.
_ The yo attire most Avenue
minnow; Church held on cutouts»
aileron-sting yesterday noon at the
church. The meeting was largely
_-lttondod and an interesting program
» the next iorey-eight hours. probably
' . snow.
Undertaker Andrew 'l'nylor line been
on n business trip to Boston.‘ 2)
Hermon C. Floitmnn's line now (rest.
deuce is rapidly . nearing completion.
(i. D. Tilley. in, humming n ism
shipment of peaches twin Yardley. Pit.
George. D. (Name! «New Yul-It. n Inn»
mer residenthcrc. has been visiting in
town.
, Hm Ethel Marvin, of New York,
, The fourth nunrteriy conference 15.. m mm“ gym. at am“
v”- of the Inuit untrue Methodist uhm‘m
' will he held on Wednesday W. ‘
l‘midiug new it". A. H. 000‘
, mun will to haunt and run we
I”! over the meeting.
Dr. H. :H. Halon. the Barton «to:
union. nu W on on“ in An-
drew 1W. livery stunts in ”ninth
' ~~ street.
(flown Albert Howell. of one It ‘
in Ms which frequently some to
‘Ioiith (Normal: mm thnt We“
in“. storm ins the worst in m
fr» wind blew s hurrionno and the
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:installc¢ The rest is easy-wgif it
‘and comfort for the family
' “The oyster openers who are work- coating or ice although the one line , ‘
lad. Thpde‘ lttnédlng Ware: M mmi “Fl-“RN: by
. do with the new trolley oysters
Driving may be good for a
horse, but it is not for a furnace.
’A Stamford furnace does not fall
to pieces in a few years, not. even
if driven, but with ordinary care .
it will lost almost a lifetime."
Get a furnace large enough,
therefrirc. so that you do not; have
to drive it. Sc: that it is properly
is :1 Stamford htrnace. It "will
supply so abundance of resh
warm air, and that means héalth
FOR SALE BY
Horace Ll Nash
V. V; Vaughn or Binghnmton, {tlfl il..
is a visitor in town. . 5
Miss Mildred Tnyior has re
from a visit in New York. a: -
'04:.
Miss France's Wheeler oi Badge
port was spending the weehcn with
Miss .Hsrris in town.‘ ' ,
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A lame furn'ily withering wiiii ‘ en4
in. Ar ur Tnylor t her
stun. ay
home on Chr
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lilies Frances Shooter lips: ud-
mitted to the Nowell: hospital; are
one will undergo treatment
W
Westport peoblo anew to be well
went into elect last Sunday morning.
Miss Horrcinir oi Riverside avenue
has been taken to the ’hlew ital-it hoe
pitnl inert she will undergo on opera-
not:
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The mediocre cf the Notional club
will hold a other} this evening in No-
tlonsl hnll. Grace Brothers orchestrn
willhtrnish the music,
_--i-~v~.—-
Mrs. Nellie Sherwood. Bdrm Home
Hurlbntt rind hire Leroy Meeker were
in attendance or the whlot party in
Weston Tue-any anemone.
W
Th new handing tor the B. it. in. ‘l‘
comonny will soon he ilnlshod end the
belongings at that Why will Soon
he moved trots its present Disco into
the new uwtors.
in a mutt-n some pissed Wed—
nesday helm thermolnborn of limo
use old» end the mothers class or
the flawle- high school. the whammy
tom proved victorious.
W
minmt at M W
sham rut Tum ”Nomi the
(honest ms. 3mm more“ or:
would (i m M‘- rle melon.
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'i‘lnnonnnluocflnxoim’d lent
Bose scum Winch-id
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Corner North Main and Wont «rm 1 , I
ned
lens-
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The councillors tor the unwritten '
MWanmmu ,
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treatises. n n nouns
ed limit to the another- that
would be desirable But Muss
no sign oi his host. As a Boiler or
interwar! in the matter in W inst.-
he lied unite forgotten the passage or
time. and it was nearly 10 We he
remembered his starving guest m
hurried homewnrd .
“Wind's this. dirt" sold his much
or, suddenly paneling belone in tree.
{loan it was pinned a shoot of, paper,
betting in int-go block letters ,“li‘aw
uteri: "We ere stdrving‘; heed?“ us."
in! like With: no sum senor " -
T139 at“ 0n. our! the idea meant
not. Mr. Rhodes had become so much ‘
Read The
Vans nit.
pro-date“ Sports .
Sentinel sSpcrhng‘
mine!" The next tree ‘wns Inlso decor-7 , if
humility is on the in
Mien Bernice (lodlhey in visiting her
aunt in Brooklyn.
M
' Mien Putin oi' Trumbull has been
n merit Visitor in town.
“lir. and Mrs. Eli Wnkomnn have
visited friends in Stratueld.
(Mrs. Helen Archer“ has returned
trump two mgnthn' Visitinphioh .
'Mrs. M. st Turner has visited her
cousin. MlssfinrahColey. in Bedding.
Miss Lens wanton has returned to
her- school duties in Edit Gringo. (N.
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Miss Mildred Yale has returned
tram 3 visit with her parents in
- Guiiiord.
his. Sinlond or Bounties. N. J. has
been the guest at Mr; and Mrs. John
Moflhrtloi’. .
Samuel Andrew’s iris returned from
a tow dnys‘ visit with Mr and Mrs
its Andrews in Stratileld.
an. 1-... .m
Miss Ethel Snirnon his returned to
her school duties in Trumhull.
has also Miss pensiob'grendwnii.
i
‘ Miss Auoie'kéuogk snd Miss Flor:
cone Banks returned to their normal .
school duties in Dunner: thin morn-u
mg. ' ”
'Mrs. E. L. Boers has mode is lsrgei
[number of ‘ beautiful Christmas
wreaths, for which she has round a: .
teddy 3818. '
Mr. and hire. John Williams have
entertained Mr. and Mrs Athert Wil-
llama. Mr and Mrs. Douglas Williams
to! Bridgeport. ‘
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