W '0! schooner masti-
sown
harbor continues to brew. ‘
lulu of the demise oi: StabilillV
,seed Adams, 0: Beaview avenue.
1 rs. demos miles has moved from
Triassic Building to the Bolton-
1 flock in East Nomalt
The ‘Woinlill-‘s Auxiliary of Christ
in; litre. Moder El. Wheeler. of
yrtls'av'enne.
Street Commissioner George. A.
erron and Street Foreman Horace
Lewis were visitors in East Nor-
Walk this morning on business
(loom Crandeli, who was injured in
‘ entrant {all from a sculloldlnz
His internal injuries. which
1 V . “Ive hours after the toll
pole him from wortins‘.
dole regretted this morning 1
umhwlllmoet tomorrow afternoon ‘
“s unease. isagain ableto ue’
hire; PMtieit Gavan loads is bust»
nets trip to New Yolk. on Monday.
. flannel lien ot' engender, 1;.‘.- L.
has been visiting with relatives here.
William Curran, or Nave my; wee;
the weekend with Mr. and litre. An-
thur Hort.
#{mem twin this street he
“onus. ‘ '
uni-It mm .W
I Own made. are muslin!“
’ 0°
‘ make visits to Dorian aim me sweet'VV
music to Daniel on. 1
m
Mrs. C. L. Worth and dire. L.
in Stamford yesterday:
Mrs M. L Mayne: about Bonds; in.
Georgetown. Ellie visited v’r-ltli her .
notes. Miss met-coils Corning. ‘
Mrs. Charles Web, Jr., returned to
New Yorbk this week, alien visiting
rolaitives here.
News Daniel Evans. of ltownyton
avenue; has been visiting her mother
in Philadelphia.
(Mrs. Foote. who is building a. new
house at Tokeneke came up trout:
New York yesterfiay to look Vover the
ailment.
Mr. sners GeorgeA. Wright Jr..
are spending the week in Cincinnati
The miniature railroads have again
' a set up on the bridge work. One
iron: the concrete mixer to the
idea a similar line of smaller ex-
The concrete is being poured in-'
the arch Jorms today.
h of the Advent Christian Church
will give an interesting program on
Thursday, at 7: i5 p. m. The Rev.
Thomas Feltman, pastor of the Advent
‘orch. in Waterbury, will be the
there will, be a Sunday-school and
«Workers’ Convention all day.
oddimenoing st 10 a. m. A number
[speakers will be heard. The public
1 'Elmer Hyatt, of Belts place. th0
underwent an operation yesterday is
reported this morning as doing well.
.1 'A year ago yesterday. the weather
‘V-jwss somewhat dillereut than that
which turned out on the some, do:
ilhls year. The thermometer was 29
‘V‘Vdegroes and there were cold winds
Ind a snow storm. The next day. a
your enemy. the thermometer drop
red even further, going live degrees
lower. This morning the temperature
Virus recorded as 42 degrees. I
......._.._. 1
Editor of the Sentinel.
. in Tuesday' 3 paper, Taxpayer comes
back in an attempt to throw dust in
the eyes of the voters again. ’He
knows just as well as anyone, that a
- new municipal plant will pay for it-
self without adding anything to the
tithr'es but will lower the taxes. in that'
. the street lights can be furnished at‘
a less price than they cost now, and
that would he the only thing theyI
‘ would have to appropriate money for
in connection etch the plant Tax-
payer may as well have signed his
own name. as any one can see be- A
tween the lines. all through it. shut
troubles sin, and gets him mm the?
position he is. in political disappoint
“silent. He is discredited by his own
”W. and could not be elected to any
who to the district. not one due
downer «it there was any such once
Mm' Ilium he a sermon uni
"human. anatosotback at
this Mot. he and others that trot;
mm ‘ all he not "no then
1'” not men om: at the
W M! the tenants have to
garment-nominee}
"’r'ywtl‘edoinctomre the
2. 11 “Wilhelm-summons
‘ mono. more” don't
1. WMMlhmllfomflthbt
"mmhavehoenmo.
11 monuments-will be
~ .1W holiness. that would
1 mono that was open to
1 Those Will) not it to their
to not be convinced sure-
lit“! to. Taxpayers loot otter the
new or the common; then inform
mm or what other cities are
«ins not; the lines or mnloloall
am sad vote accordingly. vm
Min and children into the neat
little at sites that new been made
W em their on public utili-
moo; um. u in.
Wilmmlt “lot!!!“ ‘0
' also A. smart:
W
1 see-mouth. «:1sz
Vat'hridss approach and the otherV
.._..._..._. I
mer
The Moral Workers' quarterly meet-
potter of the evening. 0n Good Frl-‘
1‘?‘°°’““‘Y “med. 1 g The weal-bound
I of the refreshments.
Assam mam in fourteen m '
Weamwnwh, beans-elm
wudeum-MWmtm.
“jute-got It: not to its "
VOhio where Mr. \VVrlshIt has an en-'
V,anneunsnt ‘
Mr and Mrs. George F. Wu era,
th0 have been spending the winter in
South Not-walk. have returned to their
“Hickory Bluil' residence for the sum-
Mrs. T. B. Richards and her daugh-
Vter Miss Richards, of New York, haVe
been visitinal,r their cousin, Mme. B.
lsabelle Smith. of West Side avenue.
‘lowayton. :Mrs. Richards is the
daughter of the into Captain Theodore
flmith, who at one time med all
the Norwnlk islands, Including cuss-i
ins, Hay and Corn Islands.
railroad sullen
was entered by burglars lam. evening,
and some injury was done to the
building, and a small sum or new
ccured. The grating was pulled ol
the ticket office window and the win-
dow forced upon The little room
was ransacked, and then three or four
doors were jimmied, pnd other rooms
oarched. About $1. 50 was secured in
pennies and gun: from the chewing
gum. machine. end this is all that is
missing. . 1
1 I
The reception tendered last evening
.to Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Anderson, at
the [Rowayton IBaptist Church, wuss
success in every way. There were
about 125 people in nttenhace, and
all enjoyed the occasion. The menu
Eon was held in the church with the
interesting program in the Sunday
school room and the, refreshments
were served in the basement. Row
rud Mrs. Anderson were unabated in?
receiving the guets by Mr. and Mrs. A;
Franklin Lynch and liar. and Mrs. 1
Edgar S. Jackson and Winfield
Grant. while Mr. and Mrs A. B Clev-
orley end Mr and Mrs C D Albrecht
presented the guests Mr Clever-lop, In}
Vprereuent or the Otllcial Boom of
thschnfch Nematnem
lion and hire Cleverley Who in elm-go
The following
Very interesting program was [pre—
:23th
Duxolox'y
Prayer by the match-Rev. H. E. An-
demon.
vaVlolln dammit oi’ Clare-co
Nowlau accompanied by lira. Now-
inn.
Greatiimo from Rev. it o. Hartley.
read by Deacon (Helm P Mom.
solo-«Mrs Edward Prince.
selections by Mandolin Club. directed
by Prat. Pompom.
Adamo—Captain E. .1. Powell.
Recitation-4hr: Coming oi' the Minis-
ter’s Wile, by Miss Lucile Brande.
Piano Solo—John Cleverley.
Response by the PantoMRev. Mr.
Anderson.
Gleaming is good now also: the,
Dullaflooliarmmahmrd
W
Constable humanism m in
Stamford mm»,
Mlflm Mi"
it‘n address will he made by M
C F. Taylor 04’ Greenwich. at that
leaten service in the (3le
gohurcn lenient.
0
Percy Cantrell has left WW
and resumed his duties is the M
il'nrd National Bank. He is at present V
boarding in New Canaan and is tool-
ing well.
The smell or burning brush about
Vtown is one of the compelling also: at“
Ispring. Yards are being cleaned up.
and housewives are getting ready for!
the spring cleaning V'
Howard Knapp or Third street.
VStamlord. and Philip St John of Non;
oton. left. yesterday morning for Mt.
Herman School at Northl‘ield, where.
they will remain for the summer
months.
season activity is commencing to be,
shown at the ehmmer residences in'
preparation for occupancy While only [
a few have opened their houses so l‘ari
there will be many who will srrlvei
here this month and the first part of
May
m.
The Travel Club met in the Congre-i
notional Church parlors, Monday night
and enjoyed it splendid talk on the1
Yoliowetons national park. which was
given by Superintendent of School
Williams. The lecture was illustratedi
with lantern slides. The hostesses ot.
Holsteed oi mum. visited mm .
f.
Along with the approaching summer; ‘
V m J. ileum. tum.
m. r moors. 900'?“ was
you trouble or your glasses used. 1
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAMJ. M00!!! .1
OPTICIAN.
Room I, Keller Solidi»,
No. 155 Wellington
‘ to Hoyt'a Theatre.
was“). Wednesday and n
Evenings. 0:30 tot.
YWH? .lh Ave” 19 to
‘ PF Ill. till". r
the occasion were Mrs. R. [1. Gillette.._
Mrs. Ribbons and Mrs. Tolime.
On Saturday evening, Miss ‘Jhlsflon’Meyefs Spray Puma ‘
E. odd: or Great island. Norolon. en-
tertained twenty five friends at her‘
home. in honor- oi‘. her eixhteentuV '
birthday. The place was nicely dec- .
orated with flowers. During the eve-
ning. canton and dancing wereeojoyed.
Retreshtncnts were served Among the
guests were Misses M. Oddy, v.1lisl
pin, M Allen. 0. Keene. E Nixon, E.
Duxdale J Dugdsle E. Bushke. ll. Sl-
mons. Messrs. \V. Oddy, H 0ddy.P .
gVMoll D Dugdale.C. Lewis, W Lewis.
C Bennett. A. Gent-W, .leou. Mr.
and Mrs. Oddy. Mr and Mrs. Strangv
wood Mrs. Bushke, Mrs. Bennett and
Mrs. Soetre. .
-W
1 WESTPORT
A
orn- Marion's seen, 0! lists street ' .
.Wlo a Viliwr it New “1’“ city last
Mosh. ‘ ‘
W
A son was born 1m Thursday tow
Mt- snd Mrs. Charles turner, oi
m Itmt.
Miss Marion Jottings. ht Stew
street was It visitor with twistlvbe in
Wilton sunny.
W
Mien Mabel Wright, of films street.
is spending the Easter Vacation WI! ‘
relatives in New limitation.
W
The appointment or «miter at
has not yet been announced by the
beers Vol salesmen 1
W.
The following is a list of unclaimed
wood and C. C Sounders.
m .11... .. «mm m Entrust “mm“;
narcotics themsemm .
kit loot ml: tor New Rochelle, N"
1., when he has secured a volition mm outlines WM '3
with a motion WWW” ’ orb stilts some or use m1
“W“ 1 ohm We.“
:A rigorous pretest WM‘MWWW
New Your. monomer MM mp1”; hm
Ammo com: summons
Willow is «new; tut.
wflthflWfieWV
M Alli' , 1,
"1‘ “in team mm «in
A O ' ' 1 _
the Whirl IWill'on at M13...“ ”’ M “Tu!" W WWW
Intention. muse sorter
“aid-0N8“! a Swami Wont M1
was. billet?“ And wouldn‘t: your so
Monster w your WW “I
letters addresmd to the W' m}; n addition when enemas. M
Mrs Arnold, Ede-ed new Antonio W mom will mun hm
Gianni", it w. belittle, [3.11. silo. mummy,
Midterm. wm'mwu
WHWWW
W 1Wnutm to its return» 1
diflflhMflthlltl um »
are the result of years of earner-l
iencc and experiment. They have
"lobe in time I Wait lento con
to I“
the help women columns oi to»
Ammonium Mill’s. nurses ‘
m’ We to «none noes.
Meow More 3. nnhh solos
mural We
‘ Idi‘ffl‘flflfl
Should your eyes have summing“ ‘ ’ ‘
“AWAKE. 0 LAND." ‘ "
......... ll
VLool: forth. 0' Land, tlly maun- ll
taintops
Glitter; look, the shallow drops;
Onthe worder sumofits hoary ”V
Butts the spléndld voic-ed story; it
Round the mg: of welding .3
roller! 1 "J
The purple vein of heaven unfold, n A
And tar-shining ridges hang in
r...
Northward beam, and to the “V
south the promise bear. , It
Unto isle and headland sing it, it
O’er the misty midlandfling it,
From a hundred glorious peaks "5
the Appalachian gold! 3}
' ll
ii
u
O’cr the valley or the thousand it
rivers. " , .
"1
Ga the sea—horizoncd lakes '* '
. . i
Through heaven’s wide gull. the ll
melons fire quivers . n‘
a
Myriad-winged. and every dwind- i;
log sthr o’eriakes: - »
. r“ H
Oh when earth’s last ranges 7". l
.. lsten, ,,
Thunder posits that cloud the li
west l
V With the flashing signal watch; .3
All the timeless Rockies own it—
One great edge of sunrise glisten; A “
All the skied Sierras throne it; it .
"And lone Shasta, hidh splines-— .,'
Hours. and through his landsio 9‘”
splendor shaken 7 ’: ‘
. O
From the morning’s jewel in his VH
crest! v:
. m-
n
O chosen Land . T,
eh
God'shand ' " ;
'1 ”‘1
Doll: when thy spires. .1
And fights on all? thy hills “in
raising final
Firm bethybououndot. . .
0 Land ofPrOmioe, whom .u
. eyes ”
Hammond through tune to. .I‘
”9-
Since poets! cradled in the skies
Flushed prophecies on tit!!! ”
merge Edward Woodbmy. I"
W q.
I
ltvtoVIl shuttovslon
IND!!! -
VbocoasVIoIEo“;l
will terror will
. You wills-rounds also
‘f‘ -co.aIV'1wollastin.o
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
A wide variety of‘ the u asui's
latest. 3 ‘
a F QotWeur
Glover's Shoe Shore
8708“”
we *
1‘ mm slums
“YORK." f mm
H A A6232» Mun.
Jones a wuss
Company
." won at . Home. I
3:333.
Norwalk Chronicler