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Miss Gladys (Beach, 0! «Betta place,
it In West Haven, visiting friends.
The Junior Epworth League, oi the
Knot avenue Methodist Church. will
V nest on Friday afternoon.
The thermometer registered 40 this
Oscar E. 'Rudolph the rug msnutac~
_. _‘ tnrer. has removed his business from
_ in Washington street to Winona Russell Griswold—V- of the Frollman at a full menus or the chem?
met.
The Fonnby—‘Four Whist Club is he- York, spent Easter Sunday mm m, clared to be due to s considersble ex
‘, Vain; entertained by Mrs. Howard 1.
l.
thindes. of ISesvlew avenue, this at-
tendon.
Rev. C? J. ‘V'shlstrom will lead the
meeting and speak at the weekly Drey-
er service tomorrow evening or the
. Swedish (immunity Church. ,.
7 The weekly prayer Meeting at the V‘ t‘ f u m
Advent corneas Chtircir‘ will lie held WWW ' °‘ ° ‘9 "’
tomorrow evening. Rev. George M.
M‘s, pnef'or, will laid and spook.
'rhe thermometer wont es high ss
'68 yesterday, but those who ventured
out without the usual clothingasre snr-l
it: today ior they are nursing ‘a sold.
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Through on error it was stated in
yesterday's poser that a 'Mr. Bell and
many use rentsdthe since at is s»- ,-
vtew swelled.- A. C. Oldie”: is still
living in that plane.
' ,L The meld! timer mheting oi' thei Ralph "M” ‘“'°“ W “3‘9“” Plfldfiilil'i'lill I”
. Inpgpveoue Methodist Chdlgh will
he held so uses! import-ow Menthol
A! the pastor Gill be absent simulated-j:
mo, Edvard ‘t’muns'on will lead the
meeting and speak.
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A number oi the Eat Norwuik
iwasting «illusions attended the
Minna-rd Its. C. hunts, lost night. and
A . were not surprised at the helium oi.
:the Msmlndlersm contest. el~
though they were somewhat sloop-
pointed :in has: Homers "WM"!-
use.
Wul‘fl".
Within." the let block kitten or
uflmmdiou Brnthsrs’. hos pronoun
od her more with units 3 {sully oi
unite proud An unsuspecting cosine
resolved I show remit when he he
V . use s We: oi inn-tinned yutsrds!
.mtmtootiminiosvinsthem
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and. ammonium“ the
m Avenue Methodist Whoop-d
. church left this morning tor (lesion-
7 use, both; held beginning W in
Amethyst). Wmuhtdemim
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Miss Marnie Prince is in ‘New York
for e '9" “in.
, Miss Maris Moore has been the
guest of islands in Stsmtord.
medloyTVNickemn. oi nowoyton is
stuttering from an attach of creep.
'V i Miss Blanche Smith. of Lenox Hill,
has been visiting in New York city.
; ! Mia. Julia Connors, of ‘Rowayton.
has been visiting in New York city.
i Miss Ruth Themes, of Rowayton sve-
nue. has been entertaining Miss Wood
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inridn
.boken, were in their
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day in New York last week.
street. Stemtord; yesterday.
gregational Church meet Thursday si-
WEBB.
(in Grsquuh-New listen .
of Stamford.
Mrs. Susan Petty, oi Stamford, and
Charles at. Petty, of South Norwalk,
are spending a few days at their home
in Raymond street.
Archie V. Benelish‘s,
studies at Penn State College yester-
day.
playing “The Sunshine
Girl " st Knickerbocker Theotle New
Company.
mother.
. C. H. (Briggs, Jr., has completed the
plans for and is erecting a line cot~
use on the elevatiomin the rear of
his residence on 42nd street. it is to
he shingied all over and have lstest
improvements.
. WWw-«Aw ,_N.,
. DARIEN
George Sohllchtinx had his iiist
«ride on I motordyeie lest Builder. _
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Maine. teddy. on business
Wi-
Largo Butler owner or the My
ion sirens was in New York yester-
da 1
0. 0 Down is ensuring the house
lately bought by 1) Miller at Brook
ly n.
mem
The Ladies Aid Society at the
‘Methodist Charon insets this alter
noon It the church.
¢~em
Rev. G hi. Smith iett m the New
‘Yorh lust Conference in New line»
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of the directors of the Boston chem-
iber of commerce, there should be no ,
Hicgislation at the present which would
terminate the relations between the
‘New Haven and the Boston and Maine
one read by the other.
The opinion is a port of recom-
mendations which are to be submitted
April 1 “The poor service of
Boston and Maine
the
railroad” is de-
tent to causes in operation hetero the :
,New iloven assumed central,
The directors urge that better reis- V
tio‘na between the New it‘si’en railroad ..
and the citizens of the tour northern
New England states would he estuhv
lished it these states had more pro.
ipofllmfll reipresen‘fhtion on the direc-
«0mm end on the eret utive coininlt‘
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i, 'i‘be opinion is untested that the
’prescnt legislature sho‘uil increase the
pater and scope or the ‘lt‘sawbhlxsetts
'rsilrosd commission in shimtnntisi ao-
house;
.over‘Eustm; ‘ ‘r .55, 25}
Mr. rind Mrs. F. 0420ch spent a“ 7
‘ Mrs. H. 0. worth was visiting hel“
, sister. Mrs D A. Renrdon of Willism ,V
The Lollies Aid Society or the Con- ’
ternoon, at the house at Miss Elle. ‘
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Agitation '5
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Wing but because of the dump east spending Easter week with his Dim. should be directed toward consolido- ’
"id “seemed twenty degrees colder ants. in Derie‘h road returned to his ”0“ 0r ““3 mum's 0' 8‘1“" 0i .
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curdsiue with 3: bill now under Cuu- ‘9'
shierntien ivy the committee on rail
roads. in direzion declare minst
iglvlug power in the railroads to st:
iquiro imiiry lines in ‘ll‘ansnehusetts.
i'l‘hey urge careful consideration or the
question 0! hints participation in the
enlshlishnumt oi steamboat lines. V
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trend isry or the evidence on which
the Bentham! seen the indictment
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