sum. to mom evening new
oepeoinily loam-line; Former pastor
Rev; Ill 1% Who. will with. ’l‘liill
will be a Uncmoln eel-vim in the
penile that the speaker has cemented
to illustrate ill: than» with incidente
from the life of Lincoln. Whom he we;
til-indexed do know. personally and
with {whom he wee brought. in contact
“We. and his“. and the Men ‘in. some of the Meet hours or the
, women arm when weather." ' Civil litter... You must not fail to at-
’ WW alleles: at the Menu Class tend. will service. All are Welcome
‘ 2 N Avenue N; B. Ohmh to- ne all of these services.
m .u'wb
The members of the choir of Holy
‘ ‘2 WWW or the‘Trlhity' Church or Woman-t. the or-
”let viii-hold aregularweek-E saniat end-choir director, tendered
‘37 Wild in the station on Hominy Charles R Petty. o! Rowayton. a our
.r am- or mam busineae who we, last night. Mr. Petty wasf
'out at the peat-omen when the gather
ling arrimd. but when he réturhed
‘l Nutrient Improvement Assocla- tored through the ham planning to
an ilk been called tor Thursday. make the merry evening that was at-
‘dclock, at the home or Mrs. terwards enjoyed Games were play
oven 82,. Bulkley,‘ of St. John street. ed' music both vocal and instrumental
enJoyed and dainty refrenhulente
Thaiointpruyar manila: of the East served. Mrs. Petty. la the one who
Auntie Heflxodle‘t CW and the Ad- kept the secret so We“. Charles had
vent Christian Church of the Third dis. a govern] daya' growth of board and
inlet will berhold tonight imthe East. was attired in his old hmlae clothes
WWW" “W- The members 0" the He was never more surprised in his
W mm‘“ 0‘3“!“ will life Those present were Chanting B
“I! W“ the ‘0':th in the Service. Harrie. MTG. “mm. Nickgmn. M”;
William W. Stone, J. 'H. Hutchinson
It is very muddy in East Side sheets and Lancing l) Odell Mr Petty prov-
‘ w‘ my. the “rim; rain having made 8d & 1110““de 110$. m was
.22.
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wouid be acceptable themesldents say. A
' in .n‘ilttie shock some distance from
‘ heather. Despite the earnest proteata
_ “993M 0‘ “‘3 charges made against Smith for intoxication.
‘ o. daughter should. Mrs. Kidney yea-
lhB earth Milt and the ground hovered BM)“ “8.3M by hi. Mfg ill finnantpr-,
with mini puddles. The gravel placed tainment of the guests
near the Dorlen Point switch recently.
by Street Commissioner George A.
Sharron. has helped amne, but more
DARIEN
NOROTON
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‘ ‘2’ declare alum-.1. llobson,
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on t
at Christ Episcopal
Chdi‘cll. ml postponed last night us-\
with of the weather, and will mitt)
Dimm‘i non Thursday evening. There
l
- . -. llrsln s2ll2l‘liblnqns m olnwllol‘iife;
one named: petiole found min of on Main street
enterihlilment in’ South Norman: last '
night despite the weather. The South Howard ("3” 0! Stamford ““4”.“
Norwalk Methodist Church, where the itor in town yesterday ‘ J
Fairyland ‘hrulvnl was presented, call
$1.3m?'13.:"il2‘h33lg'33'113 lisltor in Nliloton, Thursday alter-
Columblm meeting, the ladies night at “0°“ ‘7:
the south Norwalk Club, and the forty-
first anniversary oi‘ Lincoln Council,
0. U, A .u ‘
Guy Vnu \Vexeain pi Coacoh was a
.Browll. hell returned to \ ale Ulllver-l
slty, after Aspendlnl; a‘ flaw days
omc.
Mm. Caroline Kidney, eighty eight J
yeal'je old. of Best Norwalk who asks a
pension tram the Government for her .
husband's earl/icon in the Civil War '\iol;w:lkt0llapf;. Haitian?” and
21s the one about whom so much was g1.“ ad ‘. ereop con 9‘ urn mm on
aald several months ago regarding the e ay
cruelty, of her daughter toward the
aged woman. it rwill be remembered
that Mrs. Kidney was forced to live
Dr. Brown will preach in the West
The club is studying sights end later.
the nice, warm house of Mrs. l‘red- eats m California
em“ w. “”99. he” ““5“"- Whem W. ll-l Gillette of lluoaam. Conn.
‘ she W88 nearly “Wad and 118" frozen WEB in town youteuloy Visiting Wilh‘
"1‘9“ “3‘3““ mm“ J ”"6" N “10 his brother, a. ll Gillette. lolllulgerlart
Salvation Army corps visited her dur- Andrew Taylor.
ind the damp. cold spell or last Bop-i
William llalianey of Norwich wall
lions of the daughter that she was ln- arrested yesterday, by Constable
, He is a vet~
h” Ensign lerrett 3““ neveral others erllll of the Spanish-American War
who knew of the conditions stood fl
ateadtaat m their declarations and by Mrs Albertina Lyon and her daugh-
mete“ application to their task tore, living on the Poet road, leave to«
Y accomplished their purpose. any for New York. where they will live
When last questioned regarding the in the!
uture with duel n'n eats
cue Ednlgn l’errett stated that Mrs. Mr and Mrs Crane Thy; Willi: rent
Knapp had taken her mother into the their hourle in Dorian
house and that she was treating her as
An illuetrated lecture czl minnionary
“N“ requested of Poatmaater Wil~ work will be given by Dr. H. 8. Brown
“’4“ “ ”mm“ °’ ”WWW” ‘0 ‘J" at the Soldiers Home mutant. Jilhe lee
what he can for her in aiding her to two will also he given by Dr. Brown
find Illusion people who knew Joseph t to I n a“ a
Diabrow, who was Mrs. Kidney'a hua- :1“: Con; tip 9" church M y
hand in war tithe. lilo was discharged
from the service in Amt, liltii. she “one“ imam the wealth
y New
pays and died in septolnber while '
”mew” d M “y York eetuement work», who hall a
{named all it eah‘ilidote ‘t ‘
‘Btatell seam to the swell-ll of
um stereos, oi readout- all-eel. “"1“ ”W ‘ WE’M "W” for
“Haven. last night. at the Dal-ten Com ‘
‘ year was one of the largest crops of
l
[prizes were awarded in tile euéhre
;2mlli. first ladlee‘ pllze; Mien Margaret
IAllcu second
i
‘ pr bent:
Tlolm pillow Jaek’ pummmulm
‘(lerlpaon and Irving Bouion
A (la; _
Dr 'l‘llonlal; Blown;- pen of Rev ”-18%! ‘t'
lit:
Mill .5. e lecture on Our
minimum rich lantern
Mrs. A. 8. Bibblns will entertain the,
Travel (‘lub on Monday evening next. }
r
mesde-y' at 8 1). m.
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[legal reeidence in Newton. huheen‘
custody or Genet-bio Emmi
until the e in paid?
or,
State airionlternl station in New Aile-
ven epolto on outdoor work at their!»
lion. in the Congregational Church.
last night. before a large and intention- ~‘A
ed gathering. mostly or men The
care 0! fruit men. value oi spraying.
burning of Iwelnpe to destroy mosqui-
toes, were more of the topics touched
upon by the speaker, and the question .-
ot insect pests was discussed and
pictures shoe-n of variant insects
Mrs. Harold Morehoune rendered; ll
number of vocal selections.
A very good 'orowd took advantaee
oi the opportunity to heal Dr. Jenkins,
or the Experimental Station, at how
gregationel Chruch. Dr. Jeanne epolle
very lntereetinly on the subjects of to-
bacon. milk and diseased trees He .
told his audience what the work is at ‘
the experimental station and how the
results of scientific study in made
known tor the benefit of the farmers.
or tiliera oi the mild-1e paid that last
tobacco ever raised in Connecticut and
that it was the bent over 1136.,
hire. Harold ilorehouge delighted
the people present \vltll :leverai vocal
salon and silo . an illlCOTtld again mil ‘
again. 2 .., k‘
Company at. Newton
Till Fire ‘
.lcceelli’ul euellre ml». 2
x:lleiglltn gaVe
lowed by a dance oi the tire-house in ’ ‘
éSornton Height“ last night . Eight
the window Ming. Mien Carry Her
Marilee; hire. Franl‘g
Wood, third. tillli \irs. (‘ Smelldenl
lolllill The men's prince went to Wii~
iiililli Moran malt. Albelt Snider. eeC- ‘
o'lih Erna; Farley. third and Her}.
minimum”); The 'Aorbwll was:
edit" pith”? Who llnndréd,‘ being
The mimic {or uleld‘nolngi
was given by ille‘fliugdnle oreheatraj
The Committee iii charge Were Chimps .
oey Tyler, D Irvine, George Bartoell;
- - r: a
Dugdaie, Arthur Callahan. llarrv' .
Annexation“ Church, lift.
ill ‘vn. minister—«sunny
niornlweelmoe at .10: all unlock nur-
lag. it‘ll. liming poi'vtce at? ‘39 “Id?
National
illustra-
iiolllll- ‘Stuldl'ly school ut the clone oi
the morning 'elvlco. Y P. S 0. ‘9).
will nlejet at 6: 3i) 1) al. Topic, The '
Shitty. terms. 2.3. 27: > ' Lender 'Ma:
guerite liindiev
The mid—hug. meeting fol primal
and conference will he held on We -
The lesson is frogj
idpll 4. The Stature of the Fullness:
Christ ‘"‘ , ‘
'i‘ile lfimfien Aid Society v i 1 meet in
”in church it turn mm on Thursdey
nt 3 ..p m. .
The limited“ \iiaeionary seeiety oi
the Constellations! ilhurch met'Thuulu
field.
Mrll A. Maurer. who wan quite ill. ,
is now up and around
an ”on-..“
in New York on booklets.
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Mrs. Charles Roche in spending a
tow dove in New AYork with her helm «
Mr; and lift; Freedom spout nacho .
that their ‘ 0m 1m. header io’dliilll‘l over ‘
E. ii Jenkins director anther i,
m:~>
day. at the home oi‘ hire: Albert Hoot
H. Perdreaux, 8n, spent Wednesday J
day. and Shelley with Mr wildfire. .l.
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