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”Initiation Will hold a
1 team statute unlock. at
,. 'Xho'i‘no‘ of one. Edward iii. (lot-ham,
' ‘ Gillie. 1 ,
L 1! Wolf of East Norwalk.
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1 attended all the churches
' services yesterday. It was
diluted; Weather and it was
appropriate yesterday than on
may dos the bands at
Quits. etc i
he assume the» Stove Club are
W with the recruiting officer, it
reported at noon toda)‘. and plan to
quite a little Want. Some
thatIn- the or cut war is declared,
1 silent will Main 11 doubleoulcx
,Cunadn.
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fi‘lxe final pool some for the first?
‘ ‘e in- the Moor tournament will
not" be mm mash: as scheduled.
oostnouauent has been taken to
later in the wee! 1..iooaaseot. me in.
‘allilityn co?- the. ployers‘to smear sl~
mammal)“ by reason: of other are
amends. . .1 ‘ . . i
'l‘he timmemcter hovered about the
l\‘I‘gitniwy day was rather unsesson-
blo- ting W1)“ eves greatly appre-
tinted. Today the temperature had
2' 'u in tho moraine,r
'l {or slightly coolera'
. "-11-... lie and;
- Miles Jamie Saunders "solved the
_ tho Advent 1W“ Church the
"some being; “ministered by Rev.
WGeome hi. Teeple pastor illness
.‘ prevented MM Mabel Saunders, 818
WM‘WHW, dram mg the
some and she-v.31 receive baptism‘
1W ‘ - I
Ree A. {I 606110th district!
madniaodent of the New York East
Conference. was .11 the East Avenue
W Church last night, Wheml
alter the seamless he conducted the
1‘le conference of the church.
“But routine mallow were attended.
an moor-to Mvind been made ready
Plotthia’ bare three weeks since the
wanual conference. _
’ Sound at the arch ribs. which have
in concrete, are now, bored.
the some having already been re
1 and Bill: in use further onl
homework. 'libere was a great!
M 9t cum coherent on tho bridgeI
wk this morning. The main in pier i
”pinto wort: with a will and soon
Wing finally fixing up the
most. posts part oi the north side
‘ 7’ tchlorltiloyt'hss discarded‘his corw
the» on we wall. Ritchie and 1......
With are two 0! Albert dial-
“11W those three went“
my mom 3 a to. until high
with We horses and wagons.
’y have handled the Sunday morn-
in; pm every edition of which it
trim a. fortune to We, and leit
itiatimecobcresd lntlteiofanoou
tor the calm sum ol’ six or seven
cents. 1'
, Captain Erastus Gear, 01' Fort
.. street. it Wilt the only pan livins‘
who witnessed the execution of Al-
belt melts. the celebrated crime. on
les's blhnd. althouih fliers are
i
tum connected their houses 5V
islet-e, cleaned out. and the atoll taken
ii live under the bridge.
10!! his work for o w.,"
who ulceration dry. Workouts},
1 Grade Ella-Jean Dulault.
ball.
at diagnosis“
0 nerd The chum 91
We houses 1mm in
their namesdorssawsr and
store
on with
have
while the other seisbimrs have all
houses
closets
men were sent to these titres
and the case-pools and is
to some vacant properly not for dis
tant' and was dumped on ton of the
ground. and lett there. Why don't
you get after the great health board
unicorn who are drawing their salary
and sitting around taking it easy?
CREEK MUD.
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Elsi Norwaik School NM
The following is a list of Wile
who were neither absent nor tardy
.during the cm .
MARVIN souoon.
Kindergarten-endemic. Mitchell,
.Tescher.
Victor Gustnison.
’Frank Newman;
Charles Palmer. ‘ .
'Grade [:40er Petty, Teacher.
Fred Cunningham.
Celia Perimon.
Grade lI.—~lrene Barrett, Teacher. :
lie-ll Hawk.
Frank Cunningham.
Edward Tabb.
Jay Van (lowering.
Harry Waterbury
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Grade Ill.—~Carrie ll Sims Teacher.
Louis-e Benedict
Hanoi Cunningham.
Lucy Hoyt.
William Pcden 1
Earle Hawk.
William Miller.
LeoGhlnm. '
Leonora Botslcrd.
Frederick Anderson
Ernest Peterson
Agnes Warm.-
Grace Lonelcwood
Grade V.—«l(othryn Henry, Teacher
Jillian Methane
Clarence Lernhule.
Vinchnt fiwemy.
Henry Gerhardt.
sacrament arms-n tut evening at Grade Vii- Anna 'Bmid‘r. Teacher ii.
Marion Coleman.
Florence Damon,
Olga disullceli.
Marion Hosted.
Gunner Ccdersren.
Carl Gusini’son.
Frank Middleton.
Junior Nichols.
Richard Warm
Grade vm. -Edun L. Gillan, Teacher.
Edith Nichole
Mildred Loveioy.
Gladys Ween. .
Muriel James.
'iPiummel Cummings.
Hazel Bean.
George Van Wagner.
Ellsworth Sellecir.
Carlton L’homnedieu.
Fred lgveioy.
Edward Lawless.
John-Cannon.
Francis Crosby. .
Howard. sandman.
' El’l‘CH SCHOOL ‘
Kindergarten. —Laurs Shemood
1 'l‘esclm. ‘
jiiuth Clark ‘ “ ‘
Grade lleatali-e Wheeler Teacher. '
Alfred Wilson.
Alvin Clark.
Moses Jellies.) .1 ‘
Teacher.
May Amundsen.
Elsie Knorr.
Pauline Eingeweld.
Agnes Vedas.
William Albertson.
lrvingwlluwoll. .
Grade lV.-—1Heicn 8. Thomson.
Teacher.
Clarence Anderson. .
Frank ‘Havlicelt.
Frank Juries.
Alma Clark.
1mm Klmmiclc
Ernest Worden. ‘
Grade V.-ltniil V. Steele, Teacher
Mimic Merrill
Helen Seaman .
Lhwrence may.
William Gallic.
finches.
zoom veep. ‘ t
Grade VIP-nuns n Gremlin.‘
1 Teacher. f_
Francis nsrifl'i. ,
Edna Bilillsil.
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I Miss Maud Ireland. 0! New torts,
Th. ‘m or m m acne ”1- Al.“ “wk“ m M“ ”fl city, “ Imdilifl Eh. d” "- hf TQM
hire. John H. death,» has W mill-in
or visit with relatives in manila.
,lf‘flifltlflm “
note residue!
so.”
. at... r. 0. indie. stilts» use.
Massachusetts is annulus WW days
with relatives-yin :maytoa. ‘ ‘
Mr and me John 8. new. 0! New
York. snout Saturday. at their coir
tentmsnt island summer horns. -
Mr and Mrs William A. Crockett
and tanilly have moved from liowey-
ton. to New Haven. Saturday.
M. D. Randall and totally. ,ol "Nor-
walk. arrived at their WW8 reel-
gdence. Saturday. for the summer.
4am
‘ Lola Baxter. the daughter or Mr. and
‘Mrs. Marshsliwnsxter. or Reluctance.
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, its ‘illcwith e compile-inns of menu.
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George A. Minor and really have
moved to the house lately vacated by
Franklin Crockett and family. in Mc-
Kinley street.
: The meeting of the Flower Club.
scheduled for last week, has been post-
posed until this week. at the shine - ‘
piece as announced.
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A very interesting union
was held last evening in the Baptist.
Church under the auspices of thc'
‘Sslvaiion Army. There was a large
'aticndence at the members of both
churches. and the nroxrm marten"; "
ing The principal address was de-
livered by Stall Captain Walter hia-
bee, of Boston, who told of the work
rations all my yesterday, we “Gia‘°lv~wfi“m “dim-Teacher oi the Salvation Army thruushout the
country He is a very interaction
gspeeker, and his talk appealed to the
‘large congregation. He also render-
ed several vocal solos. which were .
igreatly depreciated.
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Narrows
mums—nuns
Lewis Maroon '0! Trinity College.
liar-tiara, is spending at low days at
his home. ‘
Sultclltie are vistas: friends in \‘ew
Jersey.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Wow have
‘ occupied the Fred. Tooter hull” on the
Post road. o
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Prospect avenue.
“id-m
'was in ma yesterday inciting up old
"lands.
'i‘thonsrmtlonal ladies‘llisslos-
cry Society manned tea at the horns
of lira deem Schlitéhtlns; on Macs
field avenue, manual-noon. -
The veterans at the ficidilrh' Home
brixhtened up and became as pert as
sparrows Friday whys the [sun came
broke loose ovortlie wholoivlciaity.
Stanley 8, Whitney'swornn recital
in the Conmastien‘sl Church. Friday
nlxiit. was endured by a large and
sang two double numbers, part of her
1 ' program being; “A Spirit mower." :s’nd
, the "Snrinxtidofl of hacker;
Attics;
Mr Whitney's nieces were we burn
in b-flfit-
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‘ in Dayton. last week.
in severe: days with relatives in
mm”. " '
i Mrs. smut-Y1 Mills has base mm
service "
Miss Alice Norton and Miss Emma «
The Dorian Travel Club meets to ‘
‘ night at the home a! G. W. Smith on -
Morris carom formerly 0! lbs Nor- ‘
our Hour stall and well known m. '
out. Mterthe‘rainncontlnomenh they
pleased audience. Miss Theresa Hoyt?
bers iroih illstist'e. and others; (ton) ' ,. 1
nonlinear and «unmann- The chenille 13
number was .weocwomc Chorus"
titers were, .
tour ran estate sales, with mortgages . _
in slot), while; tenths endangering" 1'
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depend on style and voihc.
154.com $4.50.
W’Giovctfs Slice Stare
The. critical owner will find
our
STQRAGE SERVICE
the very best in every respectv
courteous attention given to all
his needs, his car always under
welchhxicare and a strict en-
_iort;emnt.1oi discipline elimin-
ating any danger of the car. he-
icig lilegitimtely used, c-
-‘ Our WASHING and POLISH-
diig service is the some of per» 1
“r .- ideally—tr}! it.
~ ii is» sinus best to catch
cal: or a ”bound: then
' 1! (int sum. because its to
is to grow vans vi
Idlieasonablc rates.
0 h! ‘lihonins or sending .. .
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.1 1 1 whenever any port of y”
’S‘VGafage _ ‘ yeast-tines: wears i
1‘ > repairs
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-« our shoulders, and: we will
in than Pal-mil: and satis-
Cleansmg
Pressmg
We are now in a position to
give to the public complete set-
isfaction in all cleansing and
memos.
We will absolutely remove the .
shine tiroxn eerxes or any hard . ‘ ‘
. cloth.
1 Prices and particulars cheer.
1 fully tarnished upon application.
and. Monica. in? nu usages.
icons 8t Wes
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"Low-nest Nero-lit. '»
i.Bhould your oyos hate been our: .9
You trouble or your cl as need ‘3, "
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