ammonium-mm all...
or. me Good Friday in new
, m Mme. w. 0. r n. at-
t’ pilot the yesterday arter-
noon in the Advent dllristiaa church.
_ ant-w».-
arold Dali, rated ill). and William
‘NLWEfi wiliplsy intholial
tournament at the East Washing-
sweet store on Monday night.
l
. here was quite a lsrxe attendance
at: the special services in the East
avenue Methodist church last nlxht.
when Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks gave, all-
othoreerraoa on “Messages From The
Cross". I
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"__,.'l‘he funeral of Stebbins Weed
- Adams, of Seaview avenue. was held
"iong'i‘ilursday mm dtev. Ralph G.
.cuiiariley anointed. The remains were
«lakes yesterday to South Salem for
interment.
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The thermometer does not indicate
5. Easter weather. and tomorrow. if the
temperature is not higher, spring
1 suite and hats will not be comforts»
; hie. The silver thread stopped at
’27 at 5 o'clock this morning.
East Norwalk people attended the
‘ various special Holy Day services in
South Norwalk churches last night.
There were many at the union service
in the Baptist church. while the can-
- tats in Trinity Episcopal church de~
lighted others.
The Reliance Social Club will meet
with Mrs. Robert S. Barclay on Tues-
day afternoon.
Mr. and dire. Stanley Miller. of
Bayonne, New Jersey. attended the
funeral of their sister. Mrs. Andrew
J. Bell. yesterday. Mrs. Theodore Mil-
her, with her sister. Miss Belle Young,
and Mrs. A, B. (lolliaher. of New
York. were also present at the ser-
vices.
Sidney 1“. Ward. of New York. was
here yesterday, looking over his prop
erty at Tokeneke. He has rented the
place the coming season to 'Mr. Nich.
oils, of flew Jersey. Mr. Ward and
family will tour Europe. He has sold
his racing yacht and resigned his
membership in the Norwalk Yacht
Club,
The people at Tokeneke had an ex-
citing time. yesterday, caused by a
grass firs there. The blaze started
on the property 0! Edward Kins.
which was mung cleaned up, and
spread rapflly through a large section
of territory. About thirty men were
engaged in lighting the flames, and
llnally succeeded in subdulllg them. A
large' number of young trees. shrub
bery, etc. were destroyed. '
, Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Andrew J. Bell were held
.yostorday alteration. at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Vincent. «Rowayton
avenue. Thailand pieces were many
Ind mallosnt. Two solos. "Safe in
the Arms of Jesus" and “The Lord
My Shepherd Is." were beautifully
lnndered by Mrs. W. F. Ambler, one
of Norwallt's loading sopranos, ac-
companied by Miss Marjorie Mills.
my. Edur S Jackson of the flows?"
ton lit. nonunion. oliolatsd, and pit old
fitting tribute to the memory of the
deceased. interment in the Vincent
Plot, in nowayton Cemetery.
« ' Easter Sunday brings the promise
of richest blessings to all. in the
* Methodist Church the following ser-
"vices are announced. and a happy and
helpful dity anticipated. in the early
morning, 6: 80 a. m. the invitation has
been sccepted to join with the Baptist.
brethren in a sunoise prayer meet-
ing in the Baptiat Church. At 10:30
a. m. the "regular preaching service
- with special motel-olefin and lllaster
, sermon by the pastor trots the subject
. immortality mount to we." in
line '13th wool at. 11:50 a. m. the
Ila-tor Moon is taken from at. Loire
' 13-86 “The Journey to Mus."
s patter will rust thou’roilationel-
Jill-- is 3:” as “not. At 0:65 p. la.
“fill laven- num will nonmal- in.
W: W Joy of m is the
‘lilylnn 166. . .
...... uVQIII'bll
like. W. F.- Ambler
‘8m0fli " I p 1“
Anthemwfllosauua .......... Grants!
Hymnbflh.’ .w
W Evening,
Hymn 169. C; ‘
Anthem—«Christ Our Passover
....................... .Sllilllng
Scripture.
Anthem—QM Saviour Lives
.......... Schobpl
_iiymn toil
Sermon. - 1
Anthem-liosanua .......... Granier
Hymn 629.
The choir is composed oi the fol-
lovving: '
WSopranos—‘Mrs W. F. Ambler and
Miss Alice Brundage. .
IConltralto—«Miss Ethel Bartram.
Tenors-3W. F. Ambler and Tracey
Ti Ambler. i
“311MB“? llrynu and ROWE.
Jackson. ]
Rowayton Baptist Church—Easter
Sunday wili‘be observed at theBaptlstl
Church with something special at ew
ery service. The first service of the
day will he ,s. Sunrise meeting of the
Christian Endeavors at 5:30 a. m. The;
topic of the meeting will be “Easter
Thoughts" and the pastor will have
charge of the service. Everyone who
desires terms will receive a heartyl
welcome to this service. Morning)
worship at "N30 with special music
by the choir and the subject of the
morning errmon will be "An Empty
Tomb." no Bible School will meet
at 12 in ill" Sunday-school room, and.
it is requested that all who have the
special ofi’wing envelopes bring them
in at this service. The Junior Chris
tian End ~overs will meet at the
church at .. .lo and Mrs. Clara Build
will have charge or this service. ‘
There l. ill be no service of the C.
at 6:45 on “Sunday evening as the Quad
rise Servf o takes the place of the
regular amydug. Evening worship
at 7. 30 special music and the
subject o'.’...lle evening sermon is to be
"The‘Walk to momma." The service
will close with baptisma.
Attend church somewhere on Sun-
day. Listen to the Easter message
and catch'tile Easter Spirit. You have
a most hearty invitat to attend the
Baptist Church and a rdlal welcome
awaits you '
Wednesd... afternoon the ‘ladies'
Aid Society will meet in the church.
Wednesday evening at 7:4l5‘ the week
Iy prayer meeting will be held'at the
church i
The parsonage has undergone a
great change under the hands of Mills '
Brothers and now appears in a new
dress of grey with white trimmings a
decided improvement over the old
color ;
W“-
Pilllllll llllllillllli é
_ HCYT’S mums.
The Mutual Movie Girl is here. She '
will be at inyt's Theatre title alter.
noon and tenight for her weekly ap‘.
neurones and she is better than ever.
: which. we may say, is going some. The
live his acts or vaudeville which are
playing at the theatre are decidedly
entertaining. and the show is cousin
cred one oi the best given at the play-'1
house this season.
day. The Lenten season is over to
night and commencing Monday so
awakening will he noticeable in the
theatre line. A great, big. entertain‘i
lug bill is boiled for the first three days
of the week
THE. LATEST TANGO' DANGE. THE
“FURLANOJ'
dram all. Shellequ
_. 2 minimal and lusty-puma will: and is used. ‘
; {for the beautiful soft shawl» for which
"Ktilhmli‘ is famous
' tho ladlltn sleeve;
MW
“mats of Mink and grows
the long and coarser wool. it is as.
l‘ccuilsr methods are employed by.
in converting bio»
original (1on into n textile instead
of walking from a mom drawing or
diagram. the weaver. has the pattern
translated on panel into rows oi sym.
hols. tile" or which ”presses the nulls
ber of stitches and the color With
this written “liey""il_l his band tile.
head Weaver sits behind his subordia
ill-res und dictates the pattern to them.
one row at a time all through the
breadth of the comets
These wusvovsvgeaeulily small boys
«sit in front or the warp strings and
tie in the requisite number of stitches
of each color as called out to them by
the model from his. clphored scrip.
'l'llesn: boys, who Morin the actual
{process of weaving tllh pile. follow day
by day the dictationaxot the bead man.
knowing milling of ”the pattern they
are preparing but grodasllv building
up in it mechanical tray the carpet on
the SIM” before them ~Arnonaut
TRIALS 0F!” . A PAHSON.
Eilorts of Some at His Flack to Kean
Him Mask and Humble.
Do not be u person unless you are
blessed with at strong seafloor humor
nod ll thick hide. advises on English
clergyman ill Pearson's Weekly.
1 was asked by u friend who had
been oilered a living near me to so and
» see the vlcurzlgo and church and re-
port. - i did so. and the clerk showed
the round. All we neared the end he
turned to the unit said: ,
"Be you our new person. sir. if i
may make so bold?" l assured him
that l was not. "i be mulll glad to
hour that. air.” he said, with relief.
"We‘ve always had good one so far!"
lll ll scattered parish i called upon -
an old couple about too time. “Would
you like a cup of tea?" the housewife
naked. 1 collfcssed'lliat i should like
it very much. Theater old soul plo-
E.; pared one and keptimpoloilllng he-
cnuse she had no long or cake. I as-
sured her that it did .llot matter ill the
least ‘Well air." 3; said, bright-n.
ing. “after all 'tlsu it if you was one
of them that feed infill Any one can
see that "
One more. A frielflmt mine had got
1! job for a man who had been for a
long time out of work. i guessed he
was getting pretty shnbby. so i looked
up it Bulb-we were lunch of s also-
lilid took it round The plans wife
took it. and i waited ill the room.
ready to be overwhelmed with thanks.
she came back and said
"My ‘usbluld tllollkmyou kindly. sir,
but he don‘t hold with name’s cloth-e.
But if yo ou‘vc got anything as d suit
a mall he'll have a look at it!"
Got His Vlait M.
The lese of Wellhlgtoll once mots
to Dr. fiction for information as to
the scientific scouirsnleuts of a young
oihcer who but! beell‘llnder ills instruc'
Job. The dilator thought he could not
do less than am the question ver-
{baily and not an amiabltnlimt oc—
cordiulill'
Directly Wellington saw him he
‘ssid: "i am obliged to you. doctor. for
gtbe trouble you are taking. is ——-- fit
for the pool '"
Clearing his throat. Dr. Hutton bo-
fill): "No man more so. my lord. I
can" ~
“That's quite suilcleot." said Wel-
lington. "i know how valuable your
time is Mine Just now is equally so.
i will not dilflllll you any longer. Good
morning "
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Toot ”I‘M Hydrochloric Acid.
A curious mishap gave us a very dsl.
l icnte test for droclllorlc acid in the
Another big show is coming on Mon atmosphere. by
in n north at England
locality many houses have curtains ot
the cream color produced by metanll
yellow, popularly known or “deny"
cronln dye and to science as "the so-
dium salt or lnets~aluldo~bensluo sal-
phonic ucidoso-diphebyllamine.” Some
of these cream colored curtains and
donly changed to holiotrops. investi-
potion showed that on accideutsl es
cape of hydrochloric acid from a llelgh
The ll‘urlano is the dance shown be- borlng alkali pinnt had discolored the
fore ills Holiness, Pope Pius X., re
colltiy. This dance will not supplant
the tango, nor any of the other pres-
ent day dances which have M so
popular, but an account oi the notei
rioty given the same. all powle
should talre lessons from a TW‘
Thlslfl not a dmcult.
blo‘ teacher.
dance and can be learned easily. The
“nail and Haiti" is another new one
The Argentine am has 24 stops.
Meditation wall: 20 steps. Them,
No.1. haslfiotspa; Hammad, this
tango is more elaborate. including arm
movements, having it stops; the soon
step tango has 20 ms; the Pavlova
savotte complete has till stops. The
above dances aha tenabt pvivateir‘ oi-
ternoon and «some at Policy's" Ml-
veto «some sobol rt 2! met
and are ”new to be correct.
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curtains. and the dye became a most
useful tees—.imndon Globe , .
' Political "no...
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term political influence?"
"Political influence." replied Senator
Sorghum. "is usually something that a
lot of people come around bull tell you
they brought to bear after you have
.aucceeded in landing a lo "worm
ingtou Star. ,
.. pallsg‘s Education.
A college osmium. is not a scheme
to enable a Milli to live without work.
in purpose Ill to help him to work to *
adventure w to who every stroll.
senate-Dom stair Sudan. .
vaom. ww- ‘W at»...
. Wilma Dal-slit. ' " '
«will are you doing than can?”
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till akin. “Willow tilt,
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“W but do you understand by the ,
Meet every
cooking need
“ «VlBIILEIotflliG sun :nr ‘
ROASTING wml “run , ,
GLASS oven noon
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"rod one or
Horace in... a... so. Mainland West so
‘ CW '
' Mrs, Patrick Troy is improving after
a very severe illness.
ThefAdVantage .
'of Liberal ,.
Newspaper ._
Advertisinir
Mr. and biref‘liuicllens- are collected
to open their house this month.
Mrs.
, I William Ahrens. of Main.
18 Apparent ' street. ins still in the hospital. though
improving.
to the
.llaulon. oi xorwnlk. spent Friday in
Bridgeport.
Management .
Which is Alive
to its
Oppor militias:
Miss Viola Arlington, a very estima-
ble young lady, is lo be married lll tile
,. near future.
Mr, and Mrs. Hills are returning tol
‘ their home on Perry avenue alter a
ions absence abroad. i
an and Vlrs. (‘layton London at?
' :Piltsileld, Moss. spoilt the weekend
with Mrs. John London.
, To lsd‘WitlI Drum and Chat.
From the following story It would:
seem that tile cadets at West l'oint are ‘
not ”“3 only W“ "b” sometimes walk has moved to the (‘alnp larnl
lind taps and the sunrise gull n‘llnoylug P
The wife or hoe ot the one... there "“ V” “or
had it colored maid who was glvingi * l
sntlsiartion and wai «fluently well
pleased" with Milan Mrs. {irown hurl, spent the week end with‘iir. and;
who there ”sled when Stills" Wm 35“ myae'fil‘
came to her. “All told her she could not
work there any longer.
‘ngm|nflgvlfi~:. $33 :33]??? and now rides to his work in New
“my Lisle.” she answered. "All Canaan 0W"! dal-
likes you un‘ on like do: sunset In‘ y =
All-uses do chilleu. onus cuntstay Mrs Wason. Sr. of indium. Who
llowllnr whnr All baa to be drummed has been spending the winter with her
to bed at night and shot out or bed in con, R A Wason. has returned home.
do mslvnin‘."-Ncw York Post.
The Wheeler family of East Nel-
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new“ Wyflfi...
on.
hlr. Furhman ‘hitii purchased a wheel
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Mrs. Oliver Lockhart and Mrs.
Fra‘l'tk J. Smith spent a very pleasant
arternoon with Mrs. Joseph Vion rt».
cently. l
a “a... -H-
Genetic and Gringo.
”the gauche (now nearly «stint-ll was
the cowboy of the Argentine pumpos.
I an: wild rm will». owl-«flu on
“poncho." spelltbis entire time looking
after the grout droves of with: that
roamed ov_er v the South American
phllns. "Grim" is a term applied by
the South Amtbicans to a liorill Adler-
lclm or mlgllslinlan and Munroe by
the people of Ilebics to an American.
to tile lulu- Mot.
"l'ou sdvavtipo satisfaction or money
Miss Margaret MscLougillln. ot
Wakefield. Mass. and Mrs. .John Pe-
trle. of Bridgeport. visited with Mrs.
Oliver .Lockhart. last week. ..
The Nor-walk mills is ll verywbusy'
place, getting it ready for the newi
ribbon concern. it has been idle "so-
rotunda-d .. long it will boom Winnipauk wonder-
"Yes. madam." , fully. ;
"Well I'm not .511th with the way
this novel turns out. 'ibs heroine Mb.
rind the wrong than.” sold like a!
messy back. please."-sl.‘litsburgo Post.
Seeking the Lost.
“What is “utmost gobbling about?“
"His lost Lenora."
"He'd better not on ad. in the lost
miuulll. liy the way. what is a lo.
uore?“-—imllsvllie' Condor-Journal.”
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'l‘heyWo a's Social club met with
Mrs Robert uden‘ last week and hsdl
a very onioyable time. They have lin-
lehed their quilt and have started to
make rugs.
~outv ‘rmltvv' cams.
Thirty
Still”. the moot up to date fashion
and home magmas issued: and
Youna's masculine. all up to the min-
ute periodical for all members of the
lesion News. family. into your home for three
-~ w ~~~~-»--——-- months. For full particulars read the
Hard work instill the M to ass- “509M Odor" es the Home De
parity. and there is no $4”me meal cars. I
will Franklin.
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hhlss' Good ‘l’ralt. .
Another good thing about babies is
that they never go around tolllul he
smart things their daddies snld. -Gal-
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mzf you
WILL SAVE Blots.PERGAL.
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encompass-lion mlsvvltlli
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~ sloop. .
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mm to regulate bargain sales does
urn-”er
‘ Advertise Your
Mrs. Frank J. Smith and Miss Vera _ ’
itinand Mrs. Howard Midln 0i Dall- l _
cents will- bring Smart
s00
could ‘asi. l3..- llurnod lone.
Nero‘s ability on ”violinist.
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The Philadelphia We who wants
not cans ‘huiv raw extra sessions a
:
Muwsoll's l'fiDOl'll oi therdlsrul'ery. of
a vast cool bed in minimum would
be more important it any cool m
are wells likely to settle in that part of ~
the worldé 2 ..v
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in order to mail ll.Mclua|0u all so If}
what constitatwpulle loud it become 5 'j
ilocsssary to inspect- the statutes and
the supreme court decisions as well-us
the labels.
Wants in the
l:,_,-
”amnion Quay be obliged to sit
mush. r a ..
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mama treat pane to pale um oi
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its». as well as tin-o and no i;
altar;
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"Homo—made"
niltllest
lace your plums: problems
our shoulder... and
;3‘-:solva theta 1.. mil: and saus-
”£er M 1 ‘ 1’
which
Nced‘?ltestlon
or a punching repair
rung-Jami.-
Ill!
to draw worse
”M 'mer media; 1-.
M"? fly ml of you. '
diplomat appears h.
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repairs are;~ 3
e-sbiihs at. best. and are ill
in the long run—-
we will ‘
infill
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Pressing
We are now in a position to
give to the public complete set.
isfucilon in all cleansing and
pressing.
We will absolutely remove the
shine Ill-cm surges ‘l' any hard
cloth.
y Prices and particulars cheer-
3 fully furnished upon application.
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Roast Beef .
lloust Fresh Ham
Veal Pol l’le
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