. null-1. ortho tug NorwolkV,
hunts today: ~ .
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4V'ld4ol't‘itt 1‘11. taken a posi-
ltt m 10111113111411» been installed
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(my. chorus :rl. aluhom. 11133 Sea-
vlo‘n‘ cronies. is the guest or her sis
in “Nutrition, N, Y., for a few
Ere: ard 1s. Merritt. oi heaview
«one. do outed today for Pesksklll.
., where she will visit her parents
for a few days.
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The Orioles, of want Norwalk, will,
my, the Sniithvillcs in South Nor-walk
' the “Euler Grounds tomorrow at-
tist-noun at 3:30 o'clock
The police received a report last
wright} thot a colored man had assault-
to woman of the same race on the
WWII street bridge. They in-
Mantem ‘
1 ml address.
am; 1:14, I am debtor .both
none ill; Society r U: 1*
s acutely; s: it; union .1111... all thal
Bootht (literati; 71430 p. 111.. under the
cunnioeo oi the Salvation Army. Stall
captain Waltor‘ flaloo. oi! New. work. .14
'will he tho attacker nod. thorn. will be ‘_
an inter-eating ntnok‘nl ”Milli. . .
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The Norwdlk 11:11me League
Group held o. vcry intuition»: railiV. ‘
last evening. in the Methodist Episco- .
pol _ Church. The attenuated was
good, considering the numerous other -‘
attractions. The Dalian league won '
the banner for having the largest ont-
oi-town representation. Rev Otho F
Bartholow, of Mount Vernon. was un-
able to be present. on account of hav-
ing been summoned to llllnois. be-
cause of the serious illness of his
mother. Rev. Dr. Berta, of Norwalk.
came to the relief of the committee.
and delivered a very (crucial and help. !
to the
Greeks and the Bulgarians; the wise
and the unwise. Following the ad;
dress. a social hour was enjoyed byi
111,111. members of the Rowaytonx
League proving delightlul entertain-
EFL!
. Rovoytnn Mil! hutch; Mora-
lug smog. V10: 30 o. 111.; widen}. Luv-V
out Thou Mei nuolloy achool44142 mi;
His text was from Rom- ‘
4_.‘l‘hereV will he a meeting of the
directors of the East Norwalk im~
mvcment Association at the home of
, Villa. E Gotham. in East avenue,
4 on Tuesday April 21.
4 . in testing out the pumping efliciencx
Vot the amusement in Pier )1. the
" .rhridge contractors dctermlncghat 111
one pump can handle the water in the
“excavation. although two are 1..
place.
The regular meeting of the district
VVnoolmissioners is scheduled for M1
Glynight; but. probably several jolliii~
'ol'tiozi sessions will he held berm:
“not time. The committee will get
busy atoms with Mossrs. Waidro...
Paddock and Hioson on the plans for
4 the campaign outlined hy the 111eel1.
loot night,
4_ The Rye (N. Y.) Courier of late is
r"one says the following: The date for
aftVIic‘weddlng of Miss Elsa -.-Paulr
dent anddlrs. Theodore Fremd, 111'
dye, to Alfred K, 31. 101111. or East-
"Norwalk, will take place 1.1 the Fred '.
-1 homestead 147 Illailroad avenue on
Saturday, \lay 2:10.1it i: 30 o'clock
Isaac Church, a member ot’ the
Bridge Construction Committee for
Vl'our years, since its very inception
slotted last night that it is but ll
‘ihlrd meeting of that coinmittee that
he has failed to attend. lie has be.
present at over three hundred sea-V
alone of the board. Ills good work
the board is not unknown in all sec-
‘ tions of the city.
One of the engineers on the Wash-
ington street bridge doubts \cn much
the truth or the report in another
newspaper last evening to the client
that there is a subterranean river
.nnder Pier 8. He said that there isn
spring under the pier and that the:
tingle pump now in 1i’oroo is insum
‘ clent to keep the excavationory. but
4 in 04 the opinion that tuo pump»
V14V could do the work must effectun'
. andwithout undue forcing.
VMd. daughter. aflthe Vvillage presl- .
Hm __.__..
A. good one on Hiram B. Taylor has
lust “leaked out. ' It was a week nn04
lul Sunday that Mr. Taylor had left
his home for the Baptist church. in-
stead of going around the river, Mr. l
Tudor decided to row across and:
ucu-rdiugly went down to the dock to‘
wh.1li L‘s boat was tied. 'l‘he bow
line of the skifl' was tied to the dock
and the stern line was out also. Ml‘.1
Taylor stepped into the hunt and ntart~5
11d pulling on the stern line to reach
the knot to uutle it. He was standing'
lp during this operation. All of a
sudden the now rope becnmc caught.
1nd brought the boat up with a sud-
den jerk. Mr. Taylor kept going, now.
ever. and heimade one of the prettiest
somersaults. landing in the water. that V
has ever been witnessed. He emerged
from the water much clingriued over
his experience and returned home:
The result, was that Mr. Taylor wns'
baptized on his Why to the Baptist
church.
The l‘ollowiug serviclxs are uuuounc-l
ed for the Methodist Church tomor-
row. Preaching serviceiu the morn—
ing at io:30.'i‘1l1c subject 01’ the pan-
tors sermon will be The Christiana!
i4 inheritance .111d W111). Bible school at]
ll:50. Lesson subject, The Cost of
Discipleship. All men of the concre-
K‘n'tion and those of tho common-it”
who do not attend church elsewhere:
are cordially invited to attend tth
Men's llible (lines which meets in the
audience room of the church at the
Sunday school hour and is led by the
pastor. The Probationcrs‘ Class will
{meet at 34:30 as usual, and the ED-
iworth League at 6:45 p. m. The
topic is Personal Evangelism Under
’Difficulties lllld the loud r to Mrs
theoretic. Slater. There uill he no
wrenching service in the evening. as
4boi.b congregations are joining in a
union meeting 11 the Baptist Church.
”this meeting will be addressed by
'Stai'l Contain Walter Manse, assist
21ml Editor of the Salvation Army «pub-
“cations, and is in ‘d in the interests
or the Army and the collection is 4to
be given to the Army for its work in
the City of Norwalk Thu promises
“The Cost of Being a Christiano“) be a very interesting meeting and
3 will he the subject for discussion by4eiery one uho can should be tres-
' the Mons Class of the East avenue 9’“
jlethodist Episcopal Church. tumor
Vaitw. The best investment. anything;
"flat is worth while, costs. OurI
Quay. our flag, even our own educa—
tion. to attained only by sacrifice. No
{not benefit overcame to any people
no a. whole cave through sacrifice or
the dew. Bearing the cross is not an
incident to the Christian life. but a
Winery condition to its success. All
those points and many more will come
at the meeting tomorrow. and all
more invited and will be welcome
it» take part.
,1 For other reasons than the fact that
tor once the opposition to progressive
measures in this community in ques:
tion was in the minority, the district
meeting last night was nlngulai: Auk
mine 0. Billcnsteln. whose voice has
olivuys .‘becn heard on similar occa-
’ clone and who was understood to he
V unmet the proposition of a municipal
plant, was silent and was seen to tilt-
mined the votes in tavor4 oi the new
plant. A unanimous vote was taken
~ It on than Side meeting. These three
ninth, to xii/co above are considered
mar-liable in that the occasion of
rsllapponlog was recorded tot-tho
l. time last. night. But Norwolk
women new lighting plant and the
Wilof the meeting «providing tor
l
Mutual to the municipality out.
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JUDGE TAKES Parana.
Judilo‘ John Keogh reserved decision
in the case of Disesa vs. Collucci. over
a barrel of whiskey, valued at $85.40.
Ilhsesa claims the whiskey was on
absolute sale. while Collucci. of Stem-
i'ord. who purchased it. claims that it
was conditional. Attorney Fuller op-
peared for Collucci and Attorney Cu-
neo for the plaintiff.
‘ The case was on allyeaterday after-
noon. a number of witnesses being
heard.
upro-
EMBEZZLEMENT CASE GOES
OVER. «1 .
The case oi Hurry November, chargn
ed with nmbezolemcnt of ”.200 or
the .i'u‘ndt at the 1_New England Coat
Company, was postponed until next '
Saturday by Judge John Koogh, this
morning. the attorneys, John J. (‘unoo
tor November and W. A. Grlinn. J1». tor
the State, ozrooin‘s on the postpone-
moot.
Dear Old Ladway shod loan.
What on mi: are you doing on my
lawn?
lolly!
new
Unity old hroudwmets Yell. tuna -
no toot hurry i got to so; .‘
wont taco—mm, go round l~
TRIS ALSO VSHALL ones
When morning sunbeams round
, Riding from the fair
AWAY.
m 4 1
Their light and influence blast,
When (loner): paths before me
spread.
And lift in mice is dust;
In derkling lines that dim each
ray
I read. "This. too,
shall pass
..
When murky clouds o’erhang the
sky.
Far down the vale of. years.
And vainly looks with tearful
eyes,
When not a hope appears.
Lo! characters of glory play
‘Mid shades: "This. too. shall
pass away." "
Blest words, that temper {1104:48-
ure’ 5 beam. '
And lighten mow's gloom.‘ :‘
That early scdden youth's bright
. dream.
And cheer the old man 's tomli
Unto that world be ye my stay
That world which shall nOt pass .
_ away.
1.: s- .r-..
RIDERS.
Blue cloud and amber.
And o mom riding high. 4
What is that coming 5
Out of the quiet sky?
A cloud it teens. inan _
All-in thedistuitdim: ‘1
A“ red cloud moving
Over the hillo’J rim.
The leaveo'oi the elders V'
Swaying to and fro.
And the wind of the riders
Shouting an only go.
A star otooped doanto me 1
When the cloud mad
And gold, Sow you
Riding very. fast?
Those were dealers
Against the monow’o sun
To Dromoha'ir.
\ ~Joscph Camphcil.
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l TheUnitedfilectm
.‘14onmm1wao commas: 1
at: huge Iottoro- Mono small 'lete
, lei were mollusks 01!th mall at
tho‘BouthN *8“: Post Dillon. on Mull
tutti within-were ovldautly mailed by
the some person. No one o! the he
tort «triad any address.
11
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tumors! 01mm ono
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Meyers" SprsyVVVPumps.
Nozzles. and Acces-
series
are the result of years of exper-
TO NEW YORK w ~
: mom Sunday at 3 p. m.
_ lance and enperiment. They have
ammonium A
Md Windchill—Ithaca!
human—111...:
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Daily. Line
. uuo14 puny“; lfilvp-t tboahflm 491-1 1...»
through 8mm Wm nun. which
metals min tune to um um :11
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LOVERS
(toot Mot 0M» my mq day V THE PLACE
Freight ro . ‘
ccivod at News“: up to 5 p. m. and
4 South Nomlk no to‘ 6:90.
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NORWALK 4
Steamboat Line
ammo J. suns. Loo-u. ‘
ior freight only. Freight plopolier .
leaves Pier 27.1111“ River, New rm 1
GEORGE F. FOOTE.1GoMrIi. Afloat «
Oxidids
rou MEN
Whatever your choice 31111 11-11
depend on slvlc and mine.
$4.00aud $45
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that DEFENDA-
Remembfi‘
, 131.1: wuss. 'ruuns; 011.5.
GREASES. SPARK PLUGS and ‘1
other All'l‘l') .ACKIESSORlES and l
sunrmus 1.1111111 ENJO‘YABMZ
Al"i‘l‘;l "i. 1-1.) lune your needs
Glovers Shoe Store
CHAS. E. DOW
‘ voun ORDERS
send promptly the
PIN! FURNITURE
root.
. set the boat at fair prices
The A. J. Angevme
&Son Company
SOUTH NORWALK
V been developed with soroying 11.:
self in line With Ipi‘ayitlg needs vinblo reputation for selling
V “d hi“ withstood the “3‘ made only llllllLlillADE QUALITY
of them for service and reliability. 31: (11 1. 4 muons
Cleansing
AND
will be careluly entered and we will .4
you buy here. and exactly as you at V
“We are (““038 glad to have. our, W11
patrons call and see our display of‘1
furniture, whether you have an int-1 ‘
mediate need or desire to purchase. '
Then you will know where you cool
mtglplird b} Ulla establishment,
which has n? -l sustains 21.11 on
(.11111“"' considered our prices
1111111111: 111- honored hole or outcl‘ 1'
11.1112; ll bear in mini. we‘re i 1:
ALWAYS HERE to ulillit' equi-
‘tnble adjustments,
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"Home-made" 1 1 4
. uttlte- shifts at test. and are the j
' in the ‘
Gararc
cur shoulders, and we will;
“ 1 ve them ironptly and Ill -
P " ' ‘
now in at position to V V
uive to tth public complete sat-
isincle in all cleansing nnd
pressing.
We Will absolutely remove the
shine «from surges or any hard
cloth. 4
Prices and particulars cheer-
fully furnished upon application; .
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4Aiu flopolu in All House.
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Inhouid your eyes have been giving :HJ
you trouble or your time: used
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult ‘: “'l’“ Va“ Mint ‘l'hlnxo in
WILLIAM J1fl0t4l4llI.
unwind
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