' it m m mm «hm fur.
Moe morn-roe hoard John B.
«W the wt tempered“ outer.
111111 Fred neutrino. the grout colored
- 12 snooker. ' - 1 .. 2 ’;
Mr, lfiroselck. oi' Third-street. is up
iting in Georgetown.
ides Skiers will be interested in the . 2- _ “
My gm“ means 2 10mm 21m. Welter Gould bus been. visiting.
“ ' in New York city.
m~m
The Indies’ Aid Society of the East
:nonue \lethodirt church will [:1th ““83"“ Griswold. of‘ Nb” Yam
.2 lomorroe. 3pussed Sundny at his home in How-
1 ...'.... -x ’ 3mm ; 3,
Alfred. Gainer, oi the in: "Green-
wich", spent yesterday with his folks
m'i‘ho Boy Scouts will hold a regular
on the East Side. 5 . noting thle~evenlng in the l.Viothlrditrtu 1‘
;_ 1 _ 3b3pi11cop‘al Chunch.
’i‘he oysternien are all employed at
home new but a very fewworhlng out Mrs. Aaron G 8'9”“ h“ return:
0; town. There is plenty of work here ed from a visit with he: 11111111111111, Mrll.
in the shipping for export trifle. Clinton Martin, ‘" MW York
'Plans for Children's Buy in the East Lola Baxter of lioton avenue, is re;
n1 cnue Metnodm church were constd~ omerlng from a complication oi? dir-
ered at the meeting oi, the Btlnday- eases having been quite ill for some
srhool hoard last evening. The date time
has not been decided upon and no def
inite plans have been made. Other- Mrs. H. C. Valentine. of New York.
M‘ise routine business was transected. spent today at her home in Toilette-lie,
Judge John Keogh’s new house in summermonths.
Marvin Beach Tract has been common -
ed and is now ready for occupancy. Mrs. n.0, Taylor,who has been via-
The district linemen or East Nowell: lting Mrs. Frank W .MoKendrle. Row-
u'ere engaged yesterday stringing Wir- nylon avenue. has returned to her
«- on new poles to light the house, and home in Hartford.
before quitting had coupled it up for 1
light; 1W. A. Crockett and family have
-—-—--——— moved to New Haven. having dispos-
’i‘here will he a meeting of the can- M Di their property in this “80910
Iii-dates for Dink Reynold-5' hail team. Charles Scofleld 01‘ New York,
:1 member of the Four Cornered Cit}
League to run games this coming sea The annual meeting of the Sunday
eon tomorrow night, in Rinks pan- “th board of tail d Methodist
lore in Gem-low avenue All interested CMMh will be he” on u) even 8
look in the church and of-
ore asked to be present At bhis dine at 7' 4" 0c ‘
.urangemenbs 4‘0? practice will be floors and bendhers for the ensuing
mode and officers will be elected year will be elected.
- ’The members of the Ron nylon
“3:319:53:ng (32:23:!)ng Grill: Flower Club held their regular mect~
Manin Bench Tract are in East Nor- “‘3 5‘3“de “WW“ I“ the chapel
ualk today with a gang of men super of the Methodist Episcopal Church
ulntendmg um “mug, working? W The following officers were elected.
lace end Stewart avenues. which were “(WWW President-24M“. John
11,111 uncompleted when the cold wealth s1‘10""!th Hoyt.
er came. on in we fail. There will he Presidentv—Mine Mary Hart,“
a some“ constructed inter along Riv-i FIR“ Vice-presidentwhlra. Earl.
"“ "m" ”‘9 WeBWN) avenue of the Thom“
:1». u .-
v.2; _ 1 rel. Hathnwm.
-” ” if}? Ali’ve‘n ristian chumh is to 89”“"’”””- MW lunch.
31-.- ning merit and
avg-1t. on n- Edi 311111111 schedule bemn- nutrient “WP-'7” “9 ”mm
The reference in to ed 4”" W the WW?”-
tlie owning services. two oi which Treasurer—Mn. 05")“ Bowman
Hill be half hour later than usual. Garden Trauma-fillies Ethel ""7
for the summer months. The Young tram.
Mople's Society of Loyal Workers Assistant M9“ m““WMM
will meet hereafter until 'rurther no- Ml“? Spillon.
lice at 6: 15 o'clock and the regular The“ W” a discussion 0“ the ‘Wfl‘
opening preaching senlce at 7: 30a “me'hw loot «you "“5 ”d piano“
o‘clock. i .- were nude nor a still larger more of
4.... work this man.
Detective Sergeant 'llhomua Mathew ‘
land and Patrolman John 14.; motions,
- of East‘xouvlillfi z-huie done dome ex- -
«sellout work jn oonneotion with the
, robbery at Birth Reynolde‘ store in
ideal Norwalk recently, ,_ and are on»
milled 30 b6 wactloullf certain ‘01 b‘
whose who perpetuated the act. There
will be a {trio of young/East Sliders'
in court on Saturday manner to the
charge of burglary. .
1
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one mhlrd Distant. mpqmidi lo the W. . 2 2 ,2 2 .‘1’
incline leer 11W MM m hell. I
'lmlnd u «rompers will u. n .11.. Norman: or ill-lame. 111. ro-
Motility mum-mom f turned on CANT!!! W
the 6mm onion our. mph-.1. nailed it} _ .W
. «111ml» thought the monument on.“ 12'nnummorw mmmt
unite manta. “hilt- our the in
eminent m mn About 375 ilo3
‘WA‘G an monument dorm the W WWI!“ Wild“ 1 ID-
instrument Mottled to mm 1 chi elm ut cannon mutton. many“
lion cut my were. there 1 ‘
,m n our-lawn: 1mm. of our lodil 2,
ohumlm of a immormm
pe‘r he’s at little red. willie And blue, .
while the solemn many an mg new Wilberhnry, 1m wily Gold
for a Mo hii linden robin 1t mm {Helm
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and will shortly arrive there for tile-
Rev. lia‘ry line otsurord.tor1ner1
Simon, ‘ Norman heights. m. in
ohmnvol' the uorrln‘o in that church
Sunday morning. 2 3 y
«cum More 'cronp. Willie's
daily data and proton, menu“! m
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rumor . Eclectic ole-nu mun: :
imam.1 _ 3 5‘
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deli" W ex one P a
cameo neon -' "'
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maiden the standard nay, glittertn.
Cndnpcoticnlnr ”entry offerings at
tho' biubr-oircnoew there are lit--
noudced‘nneommon, ‘llom'pons and his-
torinal «muons. mm which the
Oriental section mil command unusual
attention as an eepecltlly ntriking 1n-l
norntion with the Wheeler Bros.
Show when exhibit hereon Wednes-
day. The mnnngonlent invite peneml
end critical attention to this all new
feature free street parade, which, on-
less delayed by untoward circumstan-
ces, will? leave‘uho grounds» daily at
10 o'clock in the morning. it in real-
ly 11’ mostodonlc and rich reproduction
of n gorgeous fete or pageant arm-2
iental splendora,1wlth hundreds of men ,
and women seen in_,lndeacribnbly os-
teritntiolls end lavish display at price--
J
ieduariee sacred "cattle. zebras with‘
imal performances in many other res-
istrllilngly origlnnl lull ct surprises
Icer of Orlentul and modern demo
«mg: m , lSecond Vice-presidentweMiea Marga [End bewiide beam“ pretty wanton
for unpleasant experience. The train-
veil lie-ho polite end courteous at all
,Cpell lollies “that «out and
' , children unwound Ire mum! ree-
uoibn‘n: Nirmtawm. , ,1 Marianne I .I
or
6M days in ’
less jewels and costumes. There are,
hundredu or people and horses in alw
moot endless procession. besides the
herds oihnge elephants, camels. drum-t
costly trappings and paraphernalia to
giro the exquisite coloring and embel-
lishment to the perpetuation of a lull--
liant event which outshines the plus-3
tic conception of the most «ianeifui'
recorders of mgeantry glories. in
this massive street. parade the innu-
merable embellished wild anlmnldene:
will be seen with their sides removed
and through the burn exhibiting ‘!5
majorityof the magnificent wild ani
pecte the brilliant present will be
and sensations merriment and music.
’lhvlal'i richness. cute ponies. tableaux
costly own and contained salient
mung... ililintgy urbodmny louse ooh--
guy '6? clowns covalrymen. batsmen.
joekonudm" 1:1!
$th to thwurade ind :mm the
Elihment ol early nrrlvel of the trains
Queuing the“ crest shelve until (Mir
departure in the 1111311 every some».
ntlon will- he Ihown the public; The
populace will receive on early mar-n1
nucleolus at the uncanny whom
the train are unloaded, and any view
one interesting operations without fear
superintendents. and through «them
their subordlnntoe. have been instruct-
tlmee. end in no possible manner“ to
omit the meet Couture either by
word o'r notion (in the allow grounds
the «no role la rigidly enforced in
all departments whether ism or
ml con-Newton on we allow
grenade. n my emblem but been
W I- m in: their pros
2 finW Mummumw
WWmd “anthem
Clot. j «commando:
W mmmam
This wealth bill it Hey“ Theatre
Ii [dim
pastor or the Methodist Pmteiteot 1 1
not»
n ; r1 c1 ENC
lit-i“
Moienoy no largely due
and contented look oi
l
Whine-mom ndltbnulytheomrm quantities in
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