.Lvlnrties this morning, regular summer
.w‘eather.
‘ , little wrens are here, however.
. ening and mat Nmyalk members are illness
“Advent flirtation” Church will he held
4th at it oelohlt this morning. The
jeierit was killed at the cathodes
If"! omens-u. ‘ '
;:'“'° lettiorlnhstl’udins.
“dial.” look . ,r
mammtmoinxcmwrai
pacasSrNoveines. 7‘
2 Heavy Serges and?
Fanny Weaves In,
Cream ‘ ’ ‘
[Skinner Satins ‘ , ’
Cloth for Men 3 Wear
Worsted and Velvet
Remnants
‘ 2.000 yds hiapacas
Guineas & Sergcs
fonfinings. etc.
c... .4.
, intro 2393”?“ has .been planned and it
is hoped that all members ‘Will avail'
themselves of the privileges thus or-
faxed At the conclusion of those
‘mootlngs there will he held a short
session or the last quarterly confer-
ence.
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Edward Eldridge, lilo, defeated Har-
ry Tobey. 85. ’6“ Miner's m; Side'
ipool tournament last evening'hy the
,scom oi 100 to 75, These are.
Eldridge—loo ’ ‘ " f3“: ‘: '3' Tobey—'85
.. . 9 l
‘6 24
‘ , M . 17 . 23
_ ‘ avenue cal-setup at the 26—1 3 4__1
“0170- 39 36—1
48—2 41
;.. “ 55—1 49
61-2 55—1
76 54—1
73 54—2
89 68 '
96—1 76——l
100 +
Frank Readman.100, will play Rus-
sell Day. 80 tonight. These are ilrst'
prize men.
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The temperature was way up in the
ownv'ron
hire. and Mrs. Samuel W. Kelley, ot
Seaside Place. are entertaining their
Ion from Detroit, Michigan.
No one has reported seeing a blue
bird a; yet. thin-redbreasts and the been visiting in New Haven.
l Mrs. Mary Richards, of Rowayton
The Naval Militia will drill this or “venue has MOW“ from a ““91“
«asked not to tail “l"? present I Alexander Webb, who has been on»
. , . , . j ployed by ~leeryman Edward J Loam
The weekly prayer, meeting of the can, has resigned ME PPENW'
Edward Prince, of this place, .has‘
, “W ‘ ' Y
Mrs. Mable Raymond and her densit-
itori Dorothy. an ill.
is attending” them. my], .»
Dr A L. House
William Dugdalo has returhe’é tl'ol‘n
Brantord; where he attended the the: W:
oral or a relative.
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A new cuerack with a lglasa'iront. ’
has been hot up in the tire house tor ‘
the pool enthusiasts
Schllchtins [Brothers' motor car.
lately damaged in an accident. has “
been repaired and is in use again
Mrs. William Rose, of ‘Brookhaven.
L. 1.. is visiting Miss Elisa Lyons. of
Darlen. during her illness of pneu-
mania.
The school children a bus went into
a mudhole at the corner of LeRoy and
llawes avenues, yesterday morning.
and was delayed an hour.
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The tire department was Called out
last night by an alarm. from hox 23. I
A large crowd gathered and rushed
to the Strobel place. but on reaching
the property it was vtound that the his
‘blase was caused by a brush h‘ean
William Chauncey Lan-gdon‘ot New
York will he at the ’Darlen Town Hall
Saturday evening, at 8.15. to deliver
an address on “Historical Pageants in
New England and Their Effect on
Community Interest" Mr. Langdon
.comes under the auspices of the Dar-
ien Civic League and his lecture will
be tree or charge. There is a plan on
foot, although as yet it is very hazy.
to have a pageant in Harlem.
The tuner-allot Mrs. 0. C,» Bowen
the llarien Congregational Church.
Rev. E S. Brown, pester officiated.
The pail-bearers were
V. Cantrell. Mrs. G. ii. Noxon presld~
ed. at the organ and selections, Shit-
ed by Grace and The l-iomeland were
sung by Miss Theresa Hoyt. Miss
Jennie llirchnrd. Mrs. S. R. Hoyt and
Mr. Spooner. The interment was in
the family- plot in Spring Grove
Cemetery. There were u inrge number
otwllorel tributes, among them being
might. REV
lead and speak;
Genrge M. Teeple will
Milton 8. Rowland spent yesterday
in New York ‘city, returning to his:
home in this place last night. on the
11 o‘clock train ’11!) reports a very
.J‘ L."
M“.—
All East New 'slk trolley cars were
delayed tor about an hour last night: . . . . ,
when one car burned out a motor on hleasnnt:rip. , , . J“, . . -. ‘
the upper end or the line , .. . », . . ' .
The greater numher ot the East > ' . . ’ .
Norwalk stores will observe a halt B ' d R"
holiday tomorrow'Good Friday. clos- ) [03 Iver
ing about noon for the day. )
The pastor. Rev. 3. P. Fairbanks.
will lend the weekly prayer service Mrs. Edward Mills, who has been
and will speak at the East avenue visiting for several days, in New Ha-
Methodist church this evening, ven. returned home last night.
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Rev. C. .l. Mnhiatrom. pastor. will MPH. George W Mil!!! 0! this 9‘80“.
Md and “my. M um weekly Drover has been ill for some little time, and
“flung at [he cfiwfingh (‘umwnuply friends W”! 'be pldlfied to [um "13‘-
at church to he held this evening. film is improving slowly
Many least Norwaln poop“, interest- The Eloieotmen of Norwalk have 3
ed materially in the new Washington {0’09 0' men ill W0”! in mm NV”?
“not bridge. attended the opening or on Ella street, widening and ohanlinx
the hide in the town court room um the grade of tho thoroughfare. When
noon. the Work shall have been completed
the road will be in as good condition
on any of Broad Rivers highways.
land that is going some
”n. w.
The that ‘Norwalk school children
were ovenoyod to hear the noachooi
whistle this morning as it added one
more day to their Easter vat-Alton.
which begin. tomorrow.
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A cobweb social under the auspices
oi the indiqo’ Aid acct-tr o! the
Broad River Union Chapel was held
lent evening. A Moronurtoiomonl.
retruhmtsand a social the were
lectured.
DARlEN
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'l‘ho Friendship Clan of the East
avenue Methodist church met last ev~
oping had considered routine matters
of 'bostnm. The reports of commit
ions were heard and accepted. There
was quite a mood sited stifled-loco or
members and the business want stout
smoothly.
One or two nut Norwalkora attend.
edths we crossing hearing to Not»
’t that. on toast ‘NGWMK grocery, "
Nonorou
htrsst M swine. and that this
Mmhmmnmummml‘
the Mr. «were norm: 1mm Hahn mesh or Norm his match
’“mmm
hens-warn a mu mmnmwm
:nmmiamm rm °““'m*m “
m M mill. W um lo. Julia itular MN“ “I
.m. on. m «as has
some: is «my an mm “9' 1m 9' WW: Wm m
the following:
[Lodger K..nf P.; Gates Mar, Mr. and
«Mrs. H. L. Von Steuben; wreath. Mr.“
mid Mrs. lace Horton; 'ltlathoudhet,
.Dlr. and Mrs. Sela;- flntlmduot.’ Mr.
and: Mmlohn. Slate; stint Wot.
Mr. and. Mrs. Horace Root: wreath,
Mrs. G. Allen and Mrs. G. Cote:
Doris Stronse; flat houquet. Mrs.~ G.
Raymond; lint bouquet. Mr. and
lira. E. J. Thomas; i’lnt “bouquet. Mr.
quot, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. and Mrs. M.
Sherwood; i’lat bouquet. the Misses
Bogardua; heart, 0. 4‘). Bowen; damn-
dlls. from Junior (‘hristlnn Endeavor
Society; not bouquet. Mr and Mrs.
‘red Sherwood.
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WEST
NORWALK
IN-
of Vow Yorlr city.
Walter Rushi.
spent the week and with his parents
here.
Mrs. Ella Kniersm and daughter.
Mabel. have returned home utter 9.
visit with relatives in Neural-it.
Louis Zollsr. of New York city,
spent Saturday at his piece on West
Norwslk Ivonne.
Mrs. Davir N. hither is enioying I
visit with relatives in Ned Milford.
The Ladies' Md; society met at the
home 0! Mr». ii. Johnson yesterday.
n. J. smith and family. who am
“ em in Ilimhhridse, New York city
{for the winter naphtha; expect to
spend the filter holidays it their
item here.
, endnvlth friends in Brooklyn.
’ lined to her home with illness.
was held yesterday afternoon from'
S. R. Hoyt, _.
James Poniey. C. E. Scoileld and F. ’
Wreath, "Olive Breach .
wreath, Mother. Mr. anders. H1.- 13. kind..8he was making the .atternoon
é ”Strauss; pillow Grandma Hanoi and. dam"). of mm; and was proceeding
and Mrs. Thomas Sherman: diet boo--
H. Edward Kelley spent Ithegrw’eeie
-m.~ H..-
Samuel Rice is now employed at,
Jollii’ls Mills, 'l‘fhlmsdge Hill.
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Miss Mlnyon Waldron is visiting
with friends and relatives in Newark.
.Mrs. William Tattle of Richmond
Hill has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. ’Oharles Franks. in Norwalk. ,
Miss Myrtle and Matilda McIntyre
of 'l‘almadxe Hill visited with Mrs. .
Beninmin Wood of cherry street, Sun
dug“
Miss Maud 'i‘lbhitts taught at Cen- _
her School last week, in place of Miss
Anita Raymond, who has been con--
There will he no meeting of the Buy
Scouts. Friday. On Saturday all the
scouts are expected to meet at the
home of Allen Patterson.
street, to take part in a tracking
hike.
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lilies Hazel Banger will render sev-
iuiven in the- wit Hall by -.Mr and
Mrs. Chas. D. 'l‘arintino. Monday even-
ins. March ii ”rile songs were 'com:
’posde' by T'.‘B'.1Niclidls'oi Purl: street.
William O. Mlddlebrook, Jr.. visited
with'his parentslio'yer Sunday. after it
three months‘ absence in New Or-
leans. and .JaCliillllville. .31:- Middle.
.ia auditor tor the Underwood 'ilypsk-
licKéhdriclt. a former New. tandem
boy employed ’ in . . armoving- picture
concern. . - 533.1
f The train ~dilei-"liere at 5:14 yester-
day alteruoou sll‘m 2k and killed a
.rsnnewnmn
crossing ‘l‘h‘e m“ was ligated?)
it covered milk i'm- ”film:
'Mlso Julia Corona, eighteen: years old.
She did not motive a scratch or any
,slowlyvdown the street, evidentivnct
hearing the approach or the train.
When upon the tracks she realised
her danger." and
the horse or start
without avail.
it ahead. but
The .motor car struck
sud carried it at least 800 feet. cov~
ning the track with bits of flesh nail
, blood, The wagolr'remain‘ed intact em
The train was stopped a short one
tends away, as at this point its speed
~ is under control..'l‘he lies-enacts and
ran back and found Miss Corona
intending »hy the roadside, trightcned.
She was taken to the station. The we-
gon contained many bottles of milk,
besides some ciao. but'no milk was
spilled nor an on broken. Thgsusrd
Cherry .
oral songs at the entertainment to be "
h
writer Co. While away, he met Elicrd F
‘trled to hack-1
the horse in the head and shoulders ,.
[or the ripping“:wiy ot' the shafts. ‘
rail. and steps on both ends of the
motor car were twisted out N were.
neonesaltatins placing the car in the
shop “tor repairs. 'A main-line motor
was/substituted lo tinilh the sched-
ule of “19 day. 'A union was moved
tram the livery stable. the em and
mil); were transferred. and Miss (lap
roses continued on her roots.
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decorum your rears to The fluorine
it littleopsee is one eunlloy donuts, , '
who ictl. West Harwell: «venison .
cm slam morning on the 11m .
treat nation; under initial Esoter-
i, willinliy oilseed
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shouldn t.
e. .3; when
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b.
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g.
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or a silk
need, to
-. now want; . ‘
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Inter-”thorn“ Week oi Fray"
Kettle tor Friday.
0 that W Josue. Who on the Cross
‘l‘hysoit tor the slot
at the whole worm by making earl»
j ties sod sham tor them. thereby
'Mumusmmsnoworotstn,
“- 'wonsstiyduirsibshminl‘hylor-
A his very. Then an» w on a; the
up the 0m and room: The. snow
, us when we may and throw, and '
hell) no to» poor infinity whatever
‘ wounding oi pride and «twill it my -
level“; only us to reread Thy re-
ministninennhst Thouhslni
M.
‘ Do you want New
- Clothes for Easter Sun-
. day pEve
. » l-l rt Sch liners:
M ill DWI. for “1' 'W“ "l WW“; olmtion or the Cannon
ilitil up they still draw loan. to Tits.
As on our the W'syrdyar let on ,
Cousin! Hm 8cm“ d: "on
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. “(it New” for that day,
11%“ feason Why you
YOWlHifld the proper; thugs h r.
4'
' , Q,
Marx
overcoats; the latest shdpes in .Spnnz he s;
the finest ueckwe. r in new patterns.
if you Want a hook coat we’ll fit you;
hat; or anything else that you .
wear. ,
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NW MEADOW lNWIRY. moiommvo WINBT BAKING.
NEW“ HAVEN Match 20 w'i‘hc first (liNUlNlN'A'l‘l. 0.. March mwautlry;
inactivation by the New York. New B. Cox, tamer president at the do
Haven i iiarttord railroad for the re- tunct Cincinnati Trust Company. twu
tech. mow tumor alums oi the company, nnd
down not having been conclusive. a eight members at the “Board at him.
now instillation will mainly he tore, were wed in the lesion milieu
wound. The nut ates in the new meats returned by mammals coon
also will is the scrotal dildos ot a to Grand Jury recently. The sprain
on which the all will can contents; the indictments were
to scrotal mteultursl opened by common fleas Judas Don
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