Formerly P 0. Hide.
Telephone 320 Mr. Hall.
Dress Goods
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Sergessui Novelties
Ag‘. Speclol Creams
for Coatings
PLAIN AND STRIPES.
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3' wkcmnants
Charles Tobey. in. of East Nor-
walk. has taken a position with David
Decker on his oyster boat.
Several East Nor-wail: people at-
tended the dance in Burlington Hail,
Sinmfocd, last evening and report a
line time.
"April showers bring' May flower-B"
was the song of the school children
as they noted the weather conditions
on. morning.
The thermometer was away up in
the sir this morning. registering 50.
. it dropped slightly its the chill from
the showers arrived. A '
‘ Alter Ween both: said by it“ It:
:iioitlsr. mm. at the society, pro
j san Olmstesd the
-~ Marni-ct Resale. Florian Hyatt, Eliza.
I both Sharer.
j; Reardon. iilthd Hirst,
: well. Edith Dunn. Russel Finch. Earl
Stevens Roland Sherwood. Claude Bit
seeped to Mr Dunn their Presidentd ,
.. stilt umbrella lie was also remember-
" ed with a large box from which
for some tints be kept “perennial!
paper. until he almost cans to the
conclusion it was an April fool joke;
but which proved (to bee gold watch.
‘ He also regained sonral‘otlter gilt!
snoh as books. etc He Wed ill!
friends very much for so kindiyre
momberlng hint. , After. supper was
served. a business meeting or the
clall time.
were the Rev. Mr. Hartley, Misses 8n-
superintendent.
Olive Cole. Clarissa
mum 'ilo-
ber. J. shenly. Kenneth Day, Harold,
\ Frcd and Lion Dunn.
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The Junior mm win meet in the
Chapel Friday afternoon at the usual
hour.
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Captain and Mrs.‘Andrew Mills are
entertaining Mr. and 'Mrs. Cltsrfes
‘ Scolield and son. or New York.
John Bitch, of Rowuyton avenue. is
critically ill with k'-lncy and bladder
trouble, and was removed to the Nor-
walk Hospital today
Benjamin St. John. of Hartford.
has been spending a few days with
Christian Endeavor Society was held ‘
' after which they adjourned for a so
Among the guests present
A Arm
‘ "Short mo.
Walton. L. and Cotton 0.
The Complete Meier.
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Dr. H. D. Manson was in five. Mon
day. ‘
Miss Grace Willmott and Miss Flor
once Gordon spent yesterday in South
Norwalk. . m“
Arthur L. Smith secretary of the
Washington Y. M. C. A.. is staying
with friends "in town.
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A date for the chowder supper that
Firemen has not yet been settled.
Arrangements are being made to
have n. $2.000Esty organ replace the
one in use in the Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lillian Phelps, a well-known,
temperance lecturer, spoke, here inst
night. under the auspides of the W. C.
T. U.
v' The Newton Heights Mllitary‘Bnud
and ”Dramatic Club have decided to
give a three-act comedy. "Oak Farm!
The date has not been fixed.
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The garage of Bronson Howard was
broken into last Sunday night, and
about $200 worth of tools were stolen
Constable .Smlth could find no clues.
his mother. Mrs. Benjamin St. John,
of itoweyton avenue.
Mrs J. E. Vincent‘s friends will be
glad to learn she is improving from;
her long and serious lllnoes. although
still Confined to her room.
George A. Wright, who is playing in
“Paid in Full, " is now at his home on
Rev. C. J Vahlstrom will lend the
weekly prayer service of the Swedish
Congregational church this evening
and will also speak.
Augustus Beers. of East Norwslk.
Craw avenue. Although the season
has not closed Mr. Wright commutes
each day.
aw.
Captain and Mrs. John L'Hommo-
dlou are entertaining Rev. and Mrs.
John Shinn and son. Mr. and Mrs.
The Congregational Church at Long
sludge will resume regular services
next Sunday. sermon at 10:30 a. m.,
.lSundny school following. and eveninl
service at 7: 30
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‘ The Church .llld lSoriety of the Pres-
bytexien Church met at the mouse,
Moudm afternoon. and discussed ways
and moons of promoting the bazaar to
to hold at the church in the near tip
turc.
I Word has been received by telegraph
'Irom Washington that the decision by
iwhlth the post office should remain in
Em present location has been reconsld
3‘” ”‘3‘ WW4” 101' the Mt N01" A. B. Cleverley entertained Rev. and erod A “"31 “6mm” will be given
walk District Committee and is our
meld h the light station
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, The weekly prayer service at the!
lost avenue Methodist church will be
held this evening. Rev, 8. P. Felr- '
, banks..psotor. will lead and speak.
The weekly prayer service or the Ad.
vent Christian church will be held
tonight. Rev. George M. Toeple. the
pastor. t; to speak and will lead‘ the
meeting.
‘ V /9'Tho bum Eastern «star has arriv-
" 2 ed at the dock: of ondoBrothers
will: a our“ oil coal A schooner is“
‘ expected this afternoon with a cargo
0! white sand
~ Charles Billions will load the prayer
meeting at meow avenue hietbodist
church tonight. The pastor has not
yet returned from conference but will
be back in lime to cruciate at the Sun:
t; ; day services.
East Not-walk commuters while on
the way home from New York city
new. of! Munich and then again
mm Cos Cob. a burning steamer or
host or some nature apparently in
the middle oi the Sound.
A'nunvbor at most Norwslit resident;
attended the bridge meeting last ov-
onlng in the town “notably hall and
were considerably interested in its re-
sults. lotto 8. Beymour's resignation.
though): surprise. was well received
by local utilises.
East Mothers. whether members
or the that IVIniio amour church
, or not. are pleased to learn that nev.
8 1’. mm hits been mm as
wt'or no is a use when it in pilot
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no a water Mr. as m
hunt Conference yesterday.
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Miss Vivian M Stevens has returned
to lio'r home on Pennoyex street, after
spending the past week in Ridgoneld
gartan, which is held in the parish
house of St. Stephen's.
Charles Briggs. or Rotou avenue,
is constructing a greenhouse on his
property oii‘ Pond street. He has also
bmlten W tor .a bungalow lobe
erected on the hill near the mldenco
of Lewis S. Parker. on Logs! strdot.
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On Friday alter-noon, April 4. u 3
oolock, in the Methodist Church. the
annual election of officers of. ,tho‘lio-
wayton Flower Club will take blood. A
full attendance or the members is esr~
nostly requested. At this bloating
plans for the coming your will he
discussed. and reports of last year's
worir heard and accepted
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller, of Bay-
onne. New Jersey. have been visiting
Mrs. Andrew J. Hall. oi Winter
one. Mr. Miller and Mrs. Hell are the
lip. “their two sisters, who molded
in New vork. tum tum emitters. two
of who resided in Stamford. and one
in New York. all hove died within the
past three years. Mrs. Bell was the
oldest of the totally. being 85 years
now. with the exception at one broth-
er. Christ. who died in the Civil
War.
Miss Bunk marina s letter from her
brother. ventilation limit. at Upper
2w. Loire Fluid. Adirondsci noun.
titles. telling her or the out (land
they Mil cultured up them No lives
«he loot, but W m com um
sndtbousmmputostotm.
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Mrs. Shinn at 9. dinner party last evo~
where she substituted» in the kinder-l
only surviving members oi their Item?
dawn “I'l- ‘ ‘
Fire or six' hundred dollars were or-
'pendod in beautifying the Presbyter4'
ilan Church grounds. inst tall, and par
ities having the "work in charge have
been busy the past few days in com
pleting the work.
The Noroton flights firemen organ-
.ized their baseball team last night.
with the following men on the list:
lCntcher Samuel Deh‘orcst; pitcher.
MiWilllsm lluxdale; first base. Richard
-Dupdoie; second base. this Miller:
third base. George Pension; shortstop
(Fred Banter: conterfleld, Robert Ste
Tveus; leitlleld, William Rainer; rlxltt-
iield. Samuel Bennett. Practice ls'to
commence on Sunday. William Merit-
lin is the manger.
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ELKI' CHARITY BALL.
There will be continuous music at
the charity bull or South Nerve-iii.
laden. No. 109. Benevolent and frown;
tivo (liner of Elke. tomorrow Win.
in the Mountain Armory. Tito Ameri-
can Band and Schmidt's orchestra will
alternate in the dance untold. and list“
will be u concert previous to the dune-
ing. The decorations will be novel
and absolutely Arenrooi‘. as well as
Mutual. No point have been spared
to motto the clinic s lumen.
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tMlON. wormed. April tie-Milk
inductance 'i'oiios do acne. a: duo
content of ‘Vuco tin Game. the unis»
mud fortunate explorer. who”
covered the pm to use sound
the (lino of Good m “I W flit
eight million by I communal lis-
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The use hot when intents lotto
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amount m ow
a. Noroton firemen owe the. Danie: '
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Maire channels for the streams of
love. I
‘Wherc they may broadly run;
And has
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overflowing
streams,
To fill them, every one.
But if at any time we cease,
Such channels to provide.
The very taunts of love to us,
wan soon «be parched and
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keep,
" Thu blessing from above;
Cealing to give?" we cease ’
have,
‘ Such is tit; law of love.:
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sun Monti "
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