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Remnants
street. has been ill ”with on stuck or.
L .llinc her lather in Port Ohaater LLLLLLLL
Mrs. Whale. of LPennoyorL ,
“only ‘
Mr. and tire. E. 'i'. Harsh have been
entertainin‘ Russellllleynor Werne at ‘
New 'Hsven
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Mrs. Frank Theali. who has been via-
lroturnedhome. ,
naneraJuHJl‘uylm-oillieh- ~ i
L ‘ “and, New. have been entertaining . .
Miss May Taylor, cl lBetLhol.
lid-rs. Bonsldson, Lot LWestchester is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Edgar Bey
mend oi' Rowayton mono.
M“.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wm. who
{have been visiting in Brooklyn, hove
returned to their home here. ‘
cLovu scoot-iv or us
eronoeo FREE during th‘IS’
p month only.
The several churches will hold their
,7 weekly prayer meeting
evening.
Em. Gladdings and family have
ensued their household ei'fects from
‘ South Norweik to East avenue.
, walk. has gone on a visit to her sis-
ten, Mrs. E. Hover-d. Cleveland, Ohio.
The members of the Mayflower
"Book it Ladder company are plan-
ning for Friday night's reception to
the ladies who assistedthem at the
recent fair. The reception will be a
dolly one
.. mowing to the blemishes ct scarlet
‘ fever in East Norwnlk which has
* necessitated ’the closing or the Fitch
school, thwtneéting or the Junior
Magus of the East avenue Methodist
Church, scheduled to he held on Fri.
day afternoon, has been called om.
. , The East Norwalk weather prophet
* predicted snow within the next twen-
. ty-tour hours. The wind felt as
though the seer. was right and the
presence of the soils in the harbor
gave rise to the belief that some sort
one. storm was brewing in this vi-
olnlty. , .3“
ball fans are planning to accompally
the Sixth Company, basketball teat'n
'io Stamford on Friday evening where
they will play the second game-oi the
‘ohomplcnship series with the Seven-
.hionday night was so clean that the
local fans are interested more than
ves- ln the teams.
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- The coming district meeting which'
will he held next month is giving
rise to considerable discussion in
Blast Nor-walk The many important'
hitters to be considered are being
lied up and it appears that the
voters as a whole are becoming viisl.
more that is inviting considerable
Mouton. The district is mowing
Milly and runny feel the need at a
tethering plane, «quote to most the
needs of the district.
Mama—W
Baldwin Though: do. Too.
be it. Bench, named by Governor
. it ill Baldwin yesterday for
, moraine court bench was one or
lswye’Li-s sound in All. trial of
case atrium the mallow batters.
euros bolero dulled Santos L.
(a custom, “Vuandaiury
some weeks ago The trim
oil strangers to~dbd¢s Martin
. has been the guest of Captain and “.Mrs
tomorrow
I
Miss Lena. Anderson, of East Nor-
' concrete base floor, with ccnveuienoes
L it number at: East Norwailr bashed:-
' {Lb Company. The same at, the Armory]
, iy interested in every measure. TheL
community hall proposition in one"
United. «States court in this OPPORTUMM
Chauncey. Baas oi flaunt. Vernon.
Daniel 'P. Max-roll or Crockett street.
ing a new residence in Raymond street; .
work having been started recently.
:Mr. and Mrs. Oscar e Mills. of HM:-
| loud avenue. have returned home (mm
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Feller.
in Brooklyn.
l
{ Benjamin K Albrecht is construct-
I
I Mrs. George D. McKay. oldies/ay-
ton avenue, went. to New Haven, yes.
terday, and will probably make her
residence there with Mr. McKay in the
future.
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Colonel George Bobbins, oi Fitch's
Soldiers' Home. Noroton. will give an
address at the men's Club supper n
the Methodist Episcopal Clinch, this‘
evening
Mrs. Kate Themes la having two
storm‘ extensions and doors placed on
the veranda of her residence in Be
wnyton avenue and other improve
ments made. '
Liveryman Edward J Ladrigau has
had the wooden Liloor removed tram
his carriage house. and is having a
for washing automobiles and carriages , .
ehbstltuted’ ’~ ~ ‘ ., a.
Elwood L Broadway celebrated his
twenty-third birthday anniversary
yesterday at his home in Crockett
street. Miss L. C. Von Muller, from
New York. joined in the festivities, ,
which were enjoyed by all present. . _‘
The new residence of George Clerk,
in IRaymond street. is nearing com!
pletion. Contractor‘Wood is doing the
work. Mr. Clark‘is engineer at the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company's pumping station
in this: mace.
Chauncey Tyler is confined to his
home with grip. L
Miss Addie Tomklna or Noroton is
visiting with friends at North Stem
ion: for a tow weeks.
There was s. very large audience in
the congregational Church, floods!
evening When Bupt. Willisms oi the
Bundsy school gave an "installed lec-
ture on “The :3ster at Alucrlcs.’t
Bringing his audience, which contain-
ed a large number of school children.
for whites special bacilli. 'tho atfsir
was given, on a trip m the con- .
’tinent on the roanadisn Pacific, on
Willisms showed my very Ml?
seen» in the hooky Hercules,
the thought were lost so alumni as
any oi those in the Allis. ‘ ‘ -
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Ly You write a‘soilgL; I'll wager.
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The love song was amt.
me wanna.
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El‘Shamar was a builder .
Oi iarne long yearvasgo;
Ar Hamel Wuapoet ,. f "
0f whom we little know.
But once a legend hss'it,
Shams: stood immune .
Which he had reared andL
styled
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"Ar Hamel.“-I’Im"a builder.
And you a singer-rosy, ,w w
{Your song first-fades away i" ’
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Ar Hamel wrote a love song; in
A fragile thing it seemedLL LLLL “‘0
Beside the palace goldfl. » L~ L LELL
That in the sunshine gleamcd.L .
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But when the lofty palace L
Had crumbled into dust,
And on the wind was dancing. ‘
The. playthlng of such guesti
‘When Shrunar long had vanished,
Forgotten when his name.
When kernel, happy heal-Lied,
Was known no more to fame. “
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. Still in thstlund the love song
'“ We on 'v We "no
LIuirtheme loreuor‘ new!
«Arthur Wallace Peach.
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noted, it is a sure‘L‘sisu that your little
. one‘s insides, the stomsoli. liver ,
x
gentle. tborough cleansing stones”.
' robe loci, constipated waste undigested
‘ .
. V day evening in the parlors oi Christ
.. church. '
iv. ,1.
sale. doesn't. sleep soundly or all:
. heartily or is cnoss, irritable. feverish,
lstomachsoon-.unswtiishad.thallium!
.1 acheehe. diarrhoea, sore throat. or is
{dull of cold. give a cesspoonful ox
« L tin-end out of its little bowels, without.
. mum. mining or “mm. and you
‘ they dearly love its delicious taste;
‘ Mothers should always keep £3va ,
or Else handy. it is the only stomach. n:'
. liver and bowel clean-aniline regulator
. needed. A little given man will save
a alclt child tomorrow.
L_'.'Syru_p of Figs Lend Elixir of Senna,"
‘ Co. This is die delicious tastingserr
the auto truck show. , . ..
- this week with Mrs. George B Boom
‘Bllteetoibowsismclomdw
imtflil'lns waste..mattsr and need .a
When your child is listless. droonlm.
Byrdpiofll‘lxs, contusion! nonreahl
iced and eour bile will greatly more
surely will hove a well. hall” and
smiling child again charity.
With Byron of Figs you are not docs?
sing your children being composed en-
ninety oi: luscious lies. sauna and are;
notice it cannot be harmful. besides
Full directions for children of all
ages and for moon ups plainly printed“
on the” package.
Ask your dnuuist tor the dull homey
prepared by the California Fig Syrup"
ulu'o old reliable. Bellies anything
else uttered.
‘ .L'l‘thi young people's services at the
Congregational church was resumed
-- isn‘t Bunday evening
George Preueser has returned. from
ltllew YOrk. While there he atlénded
.7!-
Postmaster Charles LlLlaLrLrils hep re-
turned iron: sql- fluvial visit on Mai-
ness in Washington, D. C.
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The Boy Scouts of Westnlirt will
hold their meeting this week on Tues-
L Miss Dora Bonner of Ltlie 17'. W C.
A. in manner: is spending two
weeks with her mother at the Hills
point district.
Miss loulae B. Sherwood is visiting
in New York city Mrs. Board was
formerly .‘Miss Barbers alone or this
town
Mrs. Arthur C. Taylor of Turkey
Hill entertained her daughter, Mine
Bessie B Taylor who is a teacher in
one of the public schools in Hoboken.
A «We and pane-he supper will
heserved by the men of Christ church
in the church perms. Thursday even
ins and will be ioliowad by an enter-
topmost.
A surprise party was tendered Mrs
Chsrlsaulills, Bulimia evening and
a line time was enjoyed/by the large
W
., who children pinned [values and at 6
L Taxi V "and: Touring
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C. T. McGovern ;
illropsl’oetslsndourllepre-
m.» .3: lilflittle none to a: partly .
The name of the play is
madelto one it the hestevoi'.
The
non.
Elnathsn Mills and Burn Mil-tor. "
On Thursday eveningvmobruary 6th.
sled.
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Thursday afternoon...
Gram cateflalneda number of la-
~tiles at her home on the West Side.
Bitumen Whist was played and at
the conclusion an elaborate
weaved Prices Were awarded to
Creation and Mrs. Henrietta Stuart.
Frank Ardee. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bradloyand daughter, Miss Hattie,
lire. Orlando Allen. Mm, Albert
Butch, Mrs; W. W. Crossrnan,
L. H. Gault, Mrs. J. K. Ganlt, Mrs. W.
5. .Jones, Mrs. Robert ’K. calm, Henry
Bradley, Moos Emily Stuart, Miss Eva
Millie, .shd.,.\trs. Bellows of Bridge-
flWL Hm
A 305“” Ml III m b
$890!.» $L; % BILL
Car: to, Hire
son nuances one.
eaves olefin w
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Tel. 1360 .I. VAAST
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Weirdest“! pinto be given in ‘.
Willi! Emmylatlio’clodki
“a Uttle ;;
' and every eiiort is home ~
following children or the h
Greens Farms Sunday school were. ff.
awarded bibles last Sunday for bolnd' ~
promoted into a higher close: Louis, .1
Simon, Arlene crossman, irons Cross. i;
ploy Williams John Locum ::
'the men of the Westport Methodist ~
.churoh are to give In roast beef Still- .I
per in the dining room of the church. f;
This airstrwill be the'aecoh‘d by the .-
men and if. it, is as good was the last LL
one. everyone will be more than satin ‘j
Mrs. Bastard :-
supper .
Mrs. Frederick Bradley. Miss Carrie L
The guests included Mrs. Sluartfidrs. ;
Mrs. .
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Horace R. Nash :
North Main and Weston.
FURNITURE?
DRAPERIES
CARPETS
Angevine'
srchs ,
,1 on. churn
General Insurance
Fina lNBURANCE _ _
Real Estate. Boom 14. Keelet
Building, 155 Washington St, South
comm. Public etenoarsrmer. “ '
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Why Not Use
VflHZ
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LIGHT?
The rising can be couceslcdw
«exposed. ‘
Prices Reasonable
, Beet Worltmauship
‘PromptAttention
We: will call and
giveestlnxste
United Electric
Lightdr Water C0 _
foryoutobswsm in your new
house this winlz’u is to have or install
a Hosting Briton as: will and you
”With II the w d!!! _
We’ll may the Mention of your
room the taoiliiisa of the hours and
unmsmnnotaueuwmn
or Biss- m will satisfy you best.
“closest: Hotthkiss
" Company
m 7‘. ”DIWALI. CONN.
* user
rev
Paint
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