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tending the G. 1A; R. celebration in'
gust-lam today 1
The indies’ Aid Society of the East
"venue Methodist: ,ollurch is meeting
this afternoon. 1
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The thermometer flresiatered’ 5 yes-
terdoy morning at 5 o ’clook while this
.1 adorning it was up to 47.
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The deaths: F1 on S Hunted yesten;
tiny morning brought madness to a.
, large circle of his friends.
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The regular mid- week prayer ser~
yices oi the East Norwslk churches
‘1 will be held tomorrow night.
The unplesssntnoss of the weather
,_‘t‘hli morning; brought together again‘
1 the members of the Stove Club, ,
Wilfred 'l‘nylor, employed ill l'lan-
Reoltotidnwjnoll Riley's Bath,
Banswllery Lido Ones.
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Miss 11.11111 Van .Coevoring.
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Miss Melon Seaman.
Violin and Piano Dusk-Then You it
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Miss Mildred invoioy and Master.
Fred Loveloy
Recitationw'l‘hroe Doctors
Mine Estelle Hszznrd.
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8. 0. Whitney organist of the (ion-1
'grmtlohltl Ghtlrcn. misplaced his roll-
intuition, to take effect on May 1.1
The mus/on of the regretted move 131
stress at work. This deprives the
church or the work of an artist. 1
An organ recital will be given in,
Ithe Congregational Church on Frnday ,
'11igl1t, with ms 10. Whitney at the organ. .
111ud ‘Miss Theseru Hoyt as noted“;:
Bohr-«lust Because You' la 11 Pool Litt The public is cordially invited to heur1 1
,some good mus-lo No. lehsrgs is made. 1
Miss Hazel limit. 1 ‘ 1
ltecitutlon-—Only 11 Pin.
Francis George.
'Roci‘tatlon—~VVhere Do you Live?
Miss Laurel Seymour.
Ducthlster Ruth,
Mite Delia Van 'Coevotlng and Master
Carlton L‘liommedieu.
Exercise—Only s Chick
Agnes Vedas, Ethel Peterson Muy~
belle Palmer, Glendnvel‘e llovejoy.
Agnes Wmm Ruth Decker Ruth
Vim Coevering and Bertha Peterson
Recitationvlmve, . '
Miss Muriel llartlih‘.
1 Piano Solo.
4, Llnllon Gilbert.
bury, is spending an extended vaca- Recitation—~Enoter M or“
1' {ion at ills home on the East Side.
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Extension oi poles is to be made by
the Enid Side district municipal pla .lt ,
Permission was granted by the city
1- council last evening. 1
it looks now as though (love street
is soon to be improved, a circumstance.
which the residents have hoped to
see come to. pass for some time. ,
Tonight the Epworth Leagues oi"1
the East avenue Methodist church
will participate in 11 social evening
with a most happy time to he enjoyed .
by all. ‘1
Miss Dorothy Crosby, of Winiield
street. entertained a number of friends
yesterday afternoon in honor of hen
guest. Miss Lillian ()lmstead. of
"Bethel. ‘ ,
The dire~"tor&1 oi' the East Norwulk
Improvement Association are to meet
“with Mrs. George E. Thompson, in
Edlie avenue. this afternoon at 3,
o'clock, l
Pier ii is being worked. The pumps
strove valiantly to keep out the tide
~4hls morning. In Pier 12 the concrete
for the pier is about in.
tor the coping was unloaded at this
point this morning.
Arthur Day and Humid Day. Hills-1
ills, arc to tight tomorrow night in the
“other pool tournament for the second
cue. it is peculiar that out of the
entire list of second
these too mung men should survive
to the lust game. 11313111 is. rated 90
and the sumo should he a warmly con-
tested one. Hefner's parlors down on I
the farm ulll probably be crowded on
Thursday i-l‘tilllllg for the game. ,
East Side l‘t’rildt-lllil will be joyous
_ George A. Sherron contemplates semi-
permunently resurfacing and general—
ly r1 pairing Van Zundt street, provid“
ing the tunnel! makes the necessaryl
Miss Hazel Bean.
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Miss lsahells T1110. and Muster (‘url-
ton L'Hommediell.
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”spending :1 I'Hl‘ day.» with Russell:
'l‘homel-l.
M13 L‘llutlcs Prince and dougllte‘r‘
May are spending 11 ll 11 duys in New
York city
Miss Shrub Snvun’e is spending the’
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week wtin lltt‘ SlSlt‘l' .. lttlioll Hill.
New Jersey.
lionjtunln Musscll, ol’ llostou, and
Harry Wnllel‘stein, 111‘ liroohlyn. spent
Monday in liou‘nytoll.
John Flint and duttgllier Ruth, 0!
‘Yonkcrs, Ntw York, spent the week}
end in llownytou.
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MlE-S Flor-onto (‘1llul‘ord has re -turn-
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, who spent
Sunday in Si'“‘ York city meeting
tlrlcuds, has returned home.
1112 l Miss Gertrude ‘llibblc of Rowsytou,
l e payers ‘3 spending the 338‘" \ntdtlon with Sunday when the Crescent Athletic;
relatives in New York tit).
Charles R. Len, 11hr owns a place
at Butler‘s island, ““1 mm‘o from
New York city on S tl‘day lor the
: summt r.
.Mr, and Mrs: 11‘. it Adams, of New,
1" he” that Street Commissioner. York city, ham; litml “pending 11 i‘en'1 "’“
days at their country residence in'
,Cudltp-p street.
..R Patterson has 1 .l‘thused one of
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A tailing; sledge bummer. Saturday:
broke the leg of John Flannngan, of
11‘ullroud employee, living in Darleni
1’I‘he accident occurred in Goa Cob.1
‘lwbere he was working on a railroad,
bridge. lie was brought to Dorian 0111
111.11 express train the some afternoon.
and is testing comfortably. lot his
home here Mr Finnnugnn is an uncle
or John Flounngan, who last “illitel”
broke an arm in P. ll Spellmall'ot
'blucksmlth shop in Newton. .11 here he,
fell down 11 flight of stunts. ‘ 1
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{Mrs John Pugill, of Main Slltk'l, Sun-f
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Judge John J, Walsh. 01‘ .\'*1rwulk,§
visited Edward ll. llmdldy. of when,
fington avenue. Suturduy.
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ll, Goodrich Hurd, or Pl‘ovidencunl
ll. 1.. W118 the duster guest (11' M1511
1Ethel Tovoy. of Myrtle avenue. 1
Miss lmrodlly Day, of New York-:1
city, formerly assistant 1.1 [110“‘100811
ilibrnry, was it visitor in town Mon-‘1
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MT. and Mrs. Richard 'l‘uylor. 111‘1
llrtvcklyn. N. \".. spout Sunday with?
Mr. and Mrs. William L Taylor, of‘,
“llnyvlew”
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Two uutomobilcs, hearing New!
Th Yolk license markets, collided on. '
B granite ed to her home in ltowzlyton. utter a State stleet near “ssh 1-1 last. Saturduv1
isholt vlmt in .lclscy (‘lty
afternoon. but no serious damage re-
.sulted. lioth owners adjusted t11e1
matter and the cars were uble to pro‘;
ceed.
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The blot busebnll some of the sea
son between locnl teams was played
1111111 deiealed the \Hllowbrooks by1
the score of X? to 8. The batteries;
were (loulter and Nolan. Glynn amid
(lolnotock. The tCrettcent Athletlcé
’(Jiub issues 11 challenge to any lit-201
your old team in Norwalk or Bridge?
port for Sunday gsmcs
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’ine umointmsnt of Hezekiah \l-1
len :15 dog worded has been retaked1
by the lionrd of Selectmen. Allen1
was appointed to the position nbout1
firtanzements. lie stated at the coun‘ Arthur (‘ Hart's cottages in ltnym (hid 11 not it ago and shot earning a low
oil sees-ion last evening that he be
lieves there is enough money in the'
department to provide title connection:-
witll the new state road to be built'
down “infield street, and up East:
mantle to W estport avenue, or as far:
as the money uill take the‘ contract. 1tllilllnld Albrecht .‘md (‘hnllcs Suit undoing 111 the lust election.
Van Zandt street hue been in need of
repairs for a long time and the Chang-1
on are anticipated with the utmosti
pleasure by those residing upon ”Homily. le110 new born wintering in clnlming ,0 1mm, ,, brother who ,3 a
traveling along this busy thoroughfare
Tlstrcet. and will 1111» here from
lh‘ooohln, Mny let, for the summcl.
A tery interesting baptismal ser-
vice was held in 111.1 uptist1'.Chulch'
on Sunday nip. ht. ’l but ottndlntee were
ill),
Mr. and Mrs. trying (‘olsmun 11nd
New York city, rotutnnd to their
dollars in fees, appettmd in the .town' 91
streets in an intoxicated condition. it
is claimed that while intoxicated he1
attempted to arrest persons on slght.1
then was 11 tumor constable and hls1
notions as a town officer proved his'
John McKenzie. who gave his real-
deuce as Prince Edward island and
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lluptist minister. was arrested by Con-
This “ill probably mean u change oi" summer home in ltowutlon avenue. stable David Silvermnn in finugaiuck ,
grade .11 the llorlon Point switchl
vicl .1tty. to he made in connection with;1
the grade established when the bridge“
oppmsrh has been properly determin-
ed as mingling with the two highwaysl
loading away to the eastward.
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‘Wt- Juniors are giving a party,
living it imeolsl for your—m
We wnnt just you to be there
To help 1111 carry it thru.
The joiliest. best of good times
For you and, your friends 'twill be.
i! you don‘t. believe we’ll hglvél‘tflln.
Just put on your hat and come see.
Sunday school room, 8- o‘clock. Wod~
nosduy evening, April 15.
Such was the invitation sent by the
this week
N OROTON
Constable Smith was ill Stamford
'Mlondny.
Miss Dugdnle. of Nonctou,’was
Stamford visitor Monday
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QSunday altu‘nocn, churned with1
breach of pence and intoxication. 1
1141: was nrrulgned before Justice Jo—l
,soph (l, Morton Monday morning,
good was lined $5 1111?! costs with judg-1
imont suspended. :He claimed he has.
’been walking the entire length of thc1
count ill search or work. Wilton he
reached Snugatuck he invaded "Little
1Itnly” and Constable Silvermnn, dear-
ting he would rile the ire of the rest
dents, plnccd him under arrest.
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1merv resident of this town. died at “till
Whitney avenue New Haven, Bunduy.1
u’l‘ho funeral was held at his late'
u1rosidonce in New Haven this morntim;I
st 11 0121001: and the body was}
Ernst. Averill/e Juniors to oil the mom, Ml“ Wood, Of the P081 road W413 3‘ brought here at 1 oclock. services:
diets of their Epwonth League. 31W
ersl months ago the Epworth people,
have the children a social entertain-1
wool, and the Juniors are taking
mood cure not to bomltdone by their
elders. Although the special guests
of the evening are the lipirorthis‘nfl
all [ml-tents and 11111111 of the'in
Magnet-s are invited The iollowlbt:
in the evening's program: .
rim Duet.
allot-florist Jm'lt amt 1111111 hurled
visitor in Stamford Monday alter-'
noon.
Mrs. Mentord Smith and Mrs.
Charles D. lmkwood spent Monday;
endpoints in Btsmtord.
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Marry Goldman. of Long island City.
impending o. few days with Mr. and
Mrs. 11111111913. oi Noroton. .
‘A new tones of "wire has been
placed by M took 111‘ trout oi his
were held in the Memorial Church ot1
‘iioyl Trinity at 1:30 ofolock Rev.1
Kouneih‘MncKenzle officiated. ‘ Muriel
.mm in Willowbro‘ok cemetery: The
deceased was well known bywtlho elder;
residents of the town. no formerly
resided at the “bend" in Myrtle sve‘,
one and Main street shut about 151
years ago left for Bridgeport, whet-111
’ he resided a while and later moved1
to New 11mm He was a vetersu of
the curd W111 1111111
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A song is but a. little thing,
And yet what joy it is to sing:
‘ In hours of toil it gives me zest
'And when at eve I long for rest.
When cowscome home along,r the
bars,
And in the told I hear the bell.
As, night. the shepherd. herds 1123
Stars,
I sing my song. and all well.
There src no cars to hear my
lays.
No lips to lift a ,word of praise:
Butsfill, with faith unalter'mg,
I live and, laugdond love and
sing, "U V
What matter you unhecding
throng?
They can not feel my optrll‘s
spoil.
Since life is Sweet- and love is
long.
I sing my song, and all is well.
My days are never days of ease:
I till my ground and prune my
trees,
When ripened gold is all the
plain.
I putmy sickle in. the grain.
I labor hard, and toil and sweat,
. .While others dream within the
dell;
But even while my, brow is wet,
I. sing my song, and all is well.
Paul Laurence Dunbar.
A Milled Room to man a
sentinel wont choose! it to s tor
dished memo—lint“
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1ft)! “(light only. Freight propeller
.ionves Pier 27.111131 River, New York
lltoot 0t Cattle: ins street) every day
, 1911061111 Sunday at ii p. m. Freight re»:
coived ut Norwoih up. to 5 p. m. and}
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EGEORGE F. FOOTE. General Agent
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Remember that DEPENDA-
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(illl‘IASlGS, SPARK PLUGS and
other All’l‘O ACCESSO'RIES and
Si Pl’l. litl.‘ lmlko ENJOYABLE
Al i‘OtNG. so have your needs.
supplied by this tastdblishlneut.
which has and nuslulns 2111 ctr
viable reputation for selling
only l—lllill»t_‘.R.»\DE QUALIFY
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: .~\.l.\‘\’AYS HERE to make 1111111»
table adjustments.
Try 115,
L W. A. Hanford
Garage
Cleansmg
Pressing
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give to the public complete sat’
infliction in all cleansing and
pressing.
~ We will absolutely remove lilt-
shine t‘l‘onl serges or any hard
cloth
Films and pdlticuiul‘s cheer-
fully t’urnishcd upon application,
Mull pNUMUL moon tMmuh-llluh In. .1!
through Sentinel want on, willle
contain from mm to time hm oi
utmotlm ”to, in! mi.
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No. 155 Walhln‘gton at.
Opposite How. Thutro.
'Monday. Wndtmdsy and Friday-
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