3 new home on the same street
in
, welcollle at this meeting. l
Charla, Mind: is confinedto hits
home inflrosory Boulevard by illnm.
Mrs. lddward Merritt. of semi“;
avenue, spent yesterday with friends
In New Canaan.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Mills of Bridge
new has returned home from a visit
with friends in New York city.
The local pastors are looking for-
ward to large congregations tomorrow
-the first Sunday in tile (lo/Podlhurcbl'
Movement
M. P. Dunn, of East Washin‘g’thnl
street has completed his annual in-
ventory which has occupied tlle past'l
three days,
Mrs Edward E Mead, of Edlie ave-
nue. has gone to Plainville, this stutterl
for a few day’s visit with her sister.
Mrs. Henry (mill.
Mr. and Mrs Smith. who have been
residing with the Phillips family in.
Central avenue have moved into a.
Frank Petty has resigned his .posla
thin as chief engineer on the bridge,
and has been succeeded by Theodore
Benson. The position involves night
work, ~
Edward McKennn, formerly of South
Nerwalk now with the Electrical
Wizard Company, is visiting his sis-
ter. Mrs William Collins, oi Osll'orntl
alllule
At their meeting a week from Mon-
do; night. the Mayflower {Hook and
Ladder company will receive reports
on their recent ball held in South Nor.
walk
Mr. and Mrs, Frank honey. or
Plait street. are rejoicing over the
arrival of an eight and a half pound
baby girl that came to brighten thein
home the last day of the year.
The East 'Norwaik schools will re-
” Monday after the eleven days'.
recess and now the youngsterafwllll
have to do their skating alter schom
hours or run the chance of a chase by
the truant officer. .
The East ‘Norwalk improvement As—
sociation will hold its first meeting of
the New Year, 'l‘ueway, January 6,
at 3 p. m , at the home of Mrs. George
Ill. 'lhompeon, in Edlie avenue. The
members desire to start the Your
right with a big, rousing meeting.
The district commissioners ol’ the
Third District held a meeting last
droning, and discussed matters ot‘
finance. The books of the treasurer,
mm .111!) 15, 1912, to July 12, 1913,:
were gone over, and preparations were
wade to settle the some with the dis
lril‘t trommiseioners
Because the tide was not low,
enough yesterday. it was impossible"
to raise the oyster sloop “Katy (i.".'
owned by Howard inwndcs. An. ot-
iempt is being made today to set the
boat up by putting boats at either side.
in this way it is hoped to get her into
water shallow enough so that her
cargo of oysters may be gotten out or
the hold. ;
Friends of «Dr. Howard (lehrmau
are receiving enthusiastic reports
lrom him of his work in the Long
Island city hospital. Dr. Gehrman
went there the first of December for
a six months' experience. This work.
combined with the practice he had
this past summer under Dr Franklyn
; cxr 911‘ Satturdal.
ml. or»: moot pool ill the mm'3
prom between The much lloee
3h.‘lllnpmy no i and The Reliance,
Fire company was played at The no ‘.
wolto'il Hose Gummy last night her .
twaen John Savage. or The Horse Com-
pany and Allie Mills“ of The Reliance!
Tire lattpr won by a. score of. 100 to
37. The next mew will be played
next Friday nixllt between Daniel Mor
roll 0: The Hose Company and Frank
De Waters of The Reliance.
W
, . In the Methodist Church the first .
8W0! chem year-will be ob
veervod as “Open Door" Suudny. All. the
morning service, 10: all n. 'm., the poo-
tor will preach a stunt sermon on The
Entrance to the Kingdom of Heaven.
Thole desiring to unite with the
church will be received and the sac-
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rament of The Lords Supper will be
administered Sunday- echool at 11. 46
illnioll service of the young people ati
the Baptiet Church, 6: 30 p m. ., and
n,
punching service at l:
tor's text at the evening eel vice will ,
',=be from Rev. J: S. “l have set. before
thee an open door." All are welcome
at these services. Beginning Mondny
ll: gilt the church will observe the
week of.“ prayer by services each night.
WEST
NORWALK
llev. Mr. Fairbanks will hold amnion;
h
'in the chapel tomorrow afternoon at
3 o 'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macoulbel' and .
daughter Jeanette are spending a few
days with Mr. Macmuhcr's brother, ill
Matteawnn, New York.
George Durham. of Boa-lion, son ol’
William Durham,
place, is calling on friends and renew-
ing old acquaintances here.
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Mr_ and Mrs. Charles Johnson and
i
sell Raymond, of this place. are spend. '
log, the holidays with Mr. Johnson's
parents. ‘Ml'. and Mrs. Raymond John-
son, of Bridgeport.
> The West Norwalk Union Sunday?
school held its annual meeting last
evening in the chapel, and ll fine pro-
gram was rendered, There were .vocnl
30 The pas— 3
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Miss Grace Weber was ll visitor in
Stamford on New Year's Day.
’l‘lluixllt there will" be held an illvi~
tetloll dome in the Town Hall.
The Noroton basketball team will
llluy llll- (l‘cllllrook team at (lienbroflk‘
tonight.
Dr, und lire. H, S_ llrowu and 131’.
Broun‘s mother. Mrs. Sarah Brown.
spell! New Year’s Day with Mr. lllld
' M12. l-‘mnll Baldwin in New Haven.
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Mr and Mrs. Hitlllllt‘l‘lllloy and son
liolger, hale returned home after a
week's visit with him. liamuershoy’s
sister, Mrs. Moose, of New York city.
selections and recitatious by the mom--
born of the school. and a Christmas
tree delighted all. Presents. candy
and oranges were given the members
of the school. The program was ar-
ranged under the direction of Mrs.
The firemen of the Norolou Heights
Fire Company enjoyed a social gatlp
el‘lllll and pinochle at the firehouse on
New Year's Eve. 'l‘lley watched the
Old Year out and the .chv Your in.
Louis Seller, and just credit is duel
here for the faithful work and time
given in drilling the (llllldl'iill,
JOSEPH D. HARTIGAN BUYS
H. A. DUPEE'S DRUG STORE
:Started in Busineu About 26 Year:
Ago With Jennie Hamilton. in
Pridgeport.
:llltlnGFlPOR'I‘. Jan. 3.7 «Joseph D.
Hortignn, former member of the fire PM” 3' ”"333 “’“l “‘3‘”
commission, of this city, and proprie-
tor oi’ the drug store at Congress and . ”05‘1" “(in “PM“!!! “’1‘ u
l The moving picture business of l..
, i3. llalstcud which was located in tile
‘Sclllecllting Hall on llnilrond llvenue,
has been discontinued The patron
use which it recalled \las iuuufliniellt
to make it pit) and so Ml llaislend
closed up lust week ,
l A hearing on the l'l-nlonstruum- ll-
‘gamst the granting of a license to
place on
Tuesday at Ill 3. m., ill lilo Town llllll.
license to
Main streets, has purchnged the drugZiNNIdllL‘l ll lllllooll on ”W- Nllw (lllllnllll
store conducted by Hurry A. Dupes. on
Falrlleld avenue. and he intends tuku
ins possession of the Fall-field llvcnuc‘
He will also con—
‘ store immediately.
tllr'lllllic. “Fill“ the New (‘unrlllll line,
ill u l'tflldvllilfll section.
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,Ghlldmshlnddneuersmdpundara
poor dammit chains on spa: allow
theillet’t’ecmmaybopmnanent ‘
The boat lamp for wading and for all
omerhomemwforailthofnmdyb-istho
RAYO. IbfighthMcloarandateady.
The RAYO lamp. hmmmm and:
Canbeiightodwlthootmnovmg
chimney or shade—easy to mink. The
RAYOcoatslittl‘e.butyoucm’tlrnybettar
atanyprlce.
you deeierlioopa the sore...
asllrtoseoit.“
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'l'lll~ Volunteer Fire. (:ompally nil
tlnue to conduct the Congress street lower Norotou llllli ll dance lllld su-
store.
Some weeks ago Attorney (‘llnrlee 1-).
receiver for ,tllelllu‘ry A. Dupee ()Lom— larceny
pony. and yesterday in the Civil Suva“
rlor court the application for the con-'
urination of the sale or the store to present
:0!“ affair at the firehouse on the
Poet road all New Year's Eve. The.
Williamson. of Daricn Willi appointed lull: our dolornted with Christmas
for the dancing. Supper was served
flow“ the evening. About l00 were
At the head of the commit-
(3 Brown, will give him on unusually Mr lllarlilmn was granted by Judge [(ft wen Mrs. Struttllword
thorough training. , lHowardJ. Curtis
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Mr. Hartman slatted ill the drug
l‘mm‘rrow the Mons (‘lnss of the business about 26 years ago with Jen- H. 5 0‘03”“ Dabwi‘
Ml" “lodillt Ellincopfll Church ‘ )Rifi'.
The common
East lweuuc M. E.- (”lunch will again m9 Hamilton About one ye." ago he ion of the horde Supper will be cele~
take up the study of (‘hrist'u hire purchuad the drug ntole at Con‘re“ bralerl at the morning service Sunday
This last year has been spent in il
study 0f 1119 old Bible beginning with
(Media. and memhers have learned ‘
that the story or the old lilble in alm~l
ply 3. preparation for the coming of
the Master. and they are now in a posh‘
tion to fully appreciate the story or
the Gonpele. Every man will be made‘
a
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civil. rmaurllneo TO DEATH. '
mourns. Mose. Jan.3 3.——A1ter
311% hours of unconsciousness. Miss
has Wheeler. doubler ot'Dr. Charles
II. Wheeler. died today. in the City
Mini. The hospital physicians are
‘ . pith. opinion that the girl was fright
load to death when an automobile in
'3th all. was riding on Christmas
1” was struck by a trolley car. The
physician: Move that tour oi: in!
New am the approachlna trolley till-
mud a rupture of a blood vessel in
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.. MVIR’TIOE m THE GENTINIL
and Main streets.
he was a clerk in Mr. lillpee a store.
Silva moneymfientlnel ads. will sell
property, set employment or rent va-
[cant property quickly and cheaply.
“W“ av-
FEE Foil AUTO REGIBTRATION.
1WD, Jan. ll.~Atlomey~Gon-
‘eral John ll‘. Light advises Secretary
pmvloug to that at 10: 30. allndayanchool at 12. Choil
.lehlsrllnl d: 00 p ill Epwortll League M
at 6 45. Preaching at 7: 30 The sub:
Ject ”In the Beginning God" Next.
week will be one or evening prayers.
cuvuy night at 7: «it; The church will,
who open both day and lllgilt for those
who wish to meditate and pray.
The annual meeting of the Colin‘s
otfitatoAlbert Phillips that In tilecuse satinnai Church was held Thursday.
or motor vehicles used for the double
purpose of pleasure and business he
should charge the fee for registration
annulled tor pleasure vehicles which
night, and various reports chaired the
church in a flourishing condition. Dana
con A ll Section was reappointed
clerk; ll'. 13. llindley was appointed
Dultdales orchestra played.
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articles.
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Sentinel all”. are the but medium
in Nowell: lol- prompt aha ratio»
factory results. The: rodeo tilt poo-
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Hunperintehdent of the Sundayachoolz;
3mm Normalize, in. and or. v. M},
Smith were reelected as members or
the business commutes. and ii. 3.
Cook was appointed to- on out the un-
[expired term of Albert Monticello. in;
on the committee. in A apostle: wan
reappointed heed usher. The church
clerk's report showed a oils of m .
it now mailm- W ‘1.
3 C. E. Dow
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been received, and the dismissal or I
one and death or live in the, congress—
tion The treasurer reported a bal
ance of 820 on hand. The ludics' Aid .
Sublet). during the your, received
$5M. and the I’lellel'olellcéfl ol’ the?
'lllll'cl‘. amounted to $390 in informal;
discussion of the welfare oi the cllurchi
look place after the memoir. I
come To an TAKEN sselouetv3
Intelligent people realize that com
mon colds sil‘iluldg be trl-u .l promptly.- ’
If there is sneezing and chilliness with l
lloarsrncss, tickling throat and cough-g
lug. begin promptly the use of Foley’s?
lionoy nndp’l’nr (telnpoulldlw it is ef-f
lective, pleasant to take. checks a.
cold. and stops the count .‘llich causes 5
loss of sleep and lowers the vital ro-l
sislnnce. For sale by all Mondale";
wo'MEN'p umveeslrv CLUB
OPENED
\EW iORM. .lull :l.—— The non home
or the Women' a University Club, erect~
cd :11 it lost of $250,000, was opened
today for the inspection 0! members:
and their friends. The club will Oc-
cllpy u.» building. which is eight slot-l
lea hikll. onll‘ellurary H. it is said
lo be the rut women's club house ill
Alllcrlcn. l
A il‘llrnlilled Room to Boat! I
Sentinel want change. it 'to a In!
dialled MID—REMEG l
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no llllrlmtc part“ «or break.
tlts all the lucid and doc. u l clog.
The ENTBRVRISE New
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cllo without value. um l mini meal. .
coll ed or uncooked. [or mull- bull or
minor mull: lobster and c on law ,
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DAILY POEM
EVOLUTION.
In ancient days the aborigines
Walked tandem in between the
forest trees.
Their feet, in time. impressed the
earth and shale.
The route became a trail.
When later white man came to
rob the red
Of realm and room, they brought
bovines to tread
That course and nip 3. cud for
aftermath.
The trail became a path.
When Farmer Perkins settled on
his claim
Up Turkey Creek. one day his
neighbor came
And helped him clear a way to
his abode.
The path became a road,
When Van De Rockstcr haught
the farmer‘s loam
And built himself a country man-
sion home.
The state stepped in and paved
that highway hard.
‘Tis now a boulevard.
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Good lemma are to he had-Aer
he advertising.
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1 Keep your Automo-
bile lll til 3. . .
2y Heated Garage ‘ .
3 land escope the danger o. - 'rczen
ll radiatol',c:*ack..d cylinders 3m. '
Anti-freezing mixtures i ; not
l dependable—they all from l "r-3
‘ ln'ln temperatures and all bf 4c
weaker with useMbcsides « ' .l
causing overheating or your «all
clogging up of your cooling sysu: r
etc.
The safety and convenience (
this heated. modernly equlppc :~
garage with Ami scrl‘icelnore than 3
onsets our moderate charges. 3
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Garage
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The Gorham Co.
Always the Latest Thinuin
VVAdJ.
PArER
Painting
Puller Hanging
Decanting
The Gerham Co.
10 Fin: 3!. East Nor-walk
Lovsus‘
THE PLACE
BtHPS
Tan. High-cut Storm Shoes.
A sturdy Show for skating
and wet weather.
$2.50. $3.00.
lMEEWS
High-cut Storm Shoes,
$5.00.
Cork Solo Show.
85-00.
Dun Show,
$4.00 to $6.50.
BOSTON HUB
RUBBERS
Arctics
Boots
Glover’s Shoe Store
late no mo
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