'Wants! '
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous:
“Ads”—-—-To‘ Let,
Business and
and
Three Times. 50c.
face or Caps, Double
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WANTED l
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LASSIFIED Advertisemen s on this page Twenty- Five Words or Less 25c;
Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
TO LET
WANTED
housework.
11:11:11: “Maid."
KVoI'wulk.
WANTED-w-i’OSl’l‘IILV
liable l-quuariun girl,
ll'urbaru ix'ajety
1.\lAii) i1‘()it IIICNIQIMI.
’I‘hret- in family. Ad~
cure Sentinel oi‘lice,
111:: St
111’ A 11111-
jnst lauded.
1111111 Grove St.
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1,1)
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WANTED-4W A YOUNG COIJI’LL‘
E1 01 6 looms with all con1enieuces in
:1 good locality. Address J,, care Sen-l
1ti1u~I ol'iice.1112 lit
1_..*--
WANTEDwA‘leI.
FUR l‘rl11\' i'JLILlAL
111 insewoik in small 1111111111. Alpply'
1111's, 1". .1: I1‘itch, Maple Ave, lhlrien.
1112 ti’
LADIES MAKE $12.00 1111111111"
Home work
instructions
11. ll.
’Iiridgeporl,
lSend dime for complete:
and samples. Start atl
Brown and Co. iiox till-l,
1Com). n12
'HII‘L’.
21-
'WANTED~—i~‘AMiI.Y OF THREE,
small house, desire absolutely compe-
tent general housework maid; no
luzlslilllg. Wages no object 11‘ right
111-Ween found. Phone 1317. 1111 21.
WANTED-«Gilli. FOR. GENERAL
housework in family of two. Refer-
eurcs. inquire 31 .lluyview Ave.
330 iltl
WANTED ~‘.( iIAN1‘ 113 TO DO YOUR
r' caning by the \ucuum process.
Needn‘t disarran-ge the house. Prices
reasonable. Work guaranteed. 113, P.
blltitilebroolc 21 Adams Ave. Phone
'i-iiil. 0.27 (it
. - a-.. ._ -_ _......_.._.._‘-_.._
WANTED— TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob valves to rattan H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
LOST' ' '
LOST—~11113’i‘11’i1ii13N GIBSON COURT
:11111 High street, a gold brooch, one
small pearl. Reward for return to 1
Iiibson Court, in? 21
BUSINESS BETTIEELS
DRESSMAKING DONE AT REA-S-
oaable prices. Shirt. Itvalsts 11 special-
ty. Miss Gilbert, 21 Franklin St.
a30 3t
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING DDC-
crating Painters supplies. Wall lla-
por. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave, 11114 iii
NOTICE.
I have not last. What? 'i‘In trot
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
'guurunteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork.
Plumbing and 'Heating because they
save money,
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Watt: 8t. Phone 1108-12 or 373
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 8. Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates 101 that job 01? inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have donating spring. A'postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.
,, s auamrr AVE PHONE con.
.w-lm-W.wm «M“'-me
The New Science
oermrl'lou or culndruaorlo.
th'oprnctio is the definition at the
cause or the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Dispose in cans-
ed by a wrench, What or upmin in '1
the back. Even it done in childhood
- it creates pinched nerves and min In
1listen lite In the dihoreht arms and
i
Chiropractors retrieve the dense or
disease and 9111112 health 114‘ restored
_ through harmonizing the nerve an;
i b d 1" ml
' 1"111nishod,
9 iltlUM
1111151 Nor-
T0
house.
LET-MOIJI1J ilN
ill Osborne 111111.,
wraik. liard wood floors, electricity,
all modern improvements. Every-
thing in lirstvcluss condition. Inquire
.lohn i=i.iin11pp,ti‘.: west St, 111‘: 11'
“h...“
To LET--l~‘ Oil
'l‘Illu‘ SI'M..\i1I1)lt
modern 8 100111 house. in-
quire W. 11. 1t‘hurch, 2 Seymour St,
1112 it
TO LETw-dl‘OUSI‘u, 50 SPRING ST”!
John'
all improvements and ganden.
Fountaine, ii ilurritt Arc. Phone c011-
ncction. 1112 31
To LEE-«1301111 NICE ROOMS ANI)
large lpaniry. ‘...3 Stuart Ave.
im".provements Rent reasonable
quire on 11111111115115.1112
in-
it
TO LET-«NI'IM’ TWO l~‘\MlI. Y
“101180, Woodward Are; all i111p1"o1c- l
meats.
01' W.
inquire United Groceiy (‘1).
S. \'1 1111011 1120 11‘
T0 LET:FIlO‘VI .iiIL\'l1. lSl‘, SIX-
room iiut, bald wood floors and 1111'
Improvements. F, ii. Fitch, gr'ocel.
118 South Main 181.
TO LETnFUItNiSIIISI)
iirst floor, to right, all
meals. Use 01‘ telephone.
120 Washington St.
i'errcd.
“Mummfi..~
To LET-«()Nl WOODWAItD Al 11,8
rooms, bath, stationary tubs. all im-
provements. inquire 9 iCiiZaDeth 81.
Phone 1249—2, 1131) 11'
1100111,
improve=
inquire
TO LET---i1IiGl-It’i‘ 1100M 11011819,
illiprovimieuts, High 81.: also four
rooms, West 1‘.ed11r St. inquire Mrs.
M. 11:. Magner. North 'i‘uyior Ave.
Phone 1317-3. 1130 lit
T0 LET-~-i1"I\'i1.‘ ROOMS.
reasonable, good location. 11‘.
:15 (love. Ave; East Neru‘alk.
T0 LET-~71 ROOMS, LARGE GAR-
tlen and a number 01 fruit trees, on
Connecticut. Ave. inquire Mrs, 11. Tar-
lov, 10:: Taylor Ave. city. Tel. No.
1165-5. 1118 ti
Inn.“
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPIWRITERI.
WWI.
Smith. Undemo
Remington all 011:.
sold. rentod‘
repaired. luau!- 0
per month. Rubin
it at 015 per non
Plummet-1
micro 3130111113., in
It EN’I‘
iioppe,
1127 (it
M
mm
W Am
You are strong and well,
That’s pleasant
You hope to lemain 110.
That’s natural.
Your spine may get out or order,
That’s possible.
You need some adjustments
That’s evident,
Better start today.
That's wisdom
You want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See 11:. Barthel I) 10.
That's important.
Offices 80. 1101-1111111 and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
"'I‘11uts all.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwaik,
7 to 8 p m. - -
my Atlantic 8h, Stamford 9 a.
‘ m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysis Free
a.
m
"111111'L‘11'1‘11111s
WLVEN‘V NOVICE.
District 01.112
Court, April 24th, A. )1, 1914. .
Estate of Attila Fitch." 11.1., of Nor-
11111th 1111111 111111111, deceased.
tithe court of. Probatolior‘ the. Dis-
triot mdt‘Norwalk‘ hath limited and at '
lowed six mo its mm the date here- ..
{tors of said Estate to
‘ t 111 r claims tier, settlement
lino who neglectlo present __
1111 11'.
Gentleman pre- 1
11:10 111
Norwulkfi. so, Probate '
In Black-
l
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TO LET ~22 11.111;-
uolia Ave, double house, 1: 10.111115 and
attic in each, all i111p1ovet11e11111', good
garden 11nd chit-ken house; 1'} rooms in
cellar, Idusy terms. 1‘, 1.. James,
11011 11131), South Norwuih, 1301111.
1085-11.
FOR SALE \‘(li‘ N1. S"l‘ilt).\'t‘
hom- weighing about 1301) 111 11
‘lice. Address it, (‘lll't‘ Sentinel.
111'.’
111':
11'
FOR SALE OR RENT- *l1‘AIiM, Six
acres with house and burn, t‘t‘uit
.trces, $1: 1110111th rent. For sale at
”2,000, easy terms. Apply Miss limer-
son, Bittersweet i-‘111n1, I‘onus Ave.
111': it
Some 1
L
l FOR SALEWIJIACK l’.\(‘l-!Il, l1‘INl1I
reader and not afraid 01' anythinlz:
also steel and rubber tired bangles and
harness. inquire (‘Ilnries ii.
1‘: Meadow SI. Tel. 11111].
i
1113 it
1 FOR SALE~-—I~‘AitM,_ 1\'
well tilled soil, seven room
large barn and outbuildings.
ltreeS_ well and cistern: easy
'.\1pply Mrs. M. 11:. Manner, North Tay-
lor Arc. Phone. 1217-3, L111" "
-11
house,
fruit
FOR SALE~~iS-i1‘(.)ti'l'
{end whaleboal 'la1111cl1.3
First-class condition.
reasonably W J..\icllugi1
FOR SALE. SAT,I'lli)AY AT
n1., at Cavanagh .11 Storage.
St. second-hand furniture.
or kitchen and 11.15
chairs, etc.
11(11’lll.l12
ll. 1’, en-
\\'iil sell
1111 It
mine.
1.:
-.u
Water
consisting
ranges, tables.
1111 it
it
FOR SALE S'I‘llAll‘IiEillti’
plants, 60 (111111.511 hundred. illuck cap
Raspberry plants, .311 cents 11 111:1.1111
Address E. 11‘. Knorr, till Myrtle.- St,
lust Norwalk, 11:11) :11
FOR SALE UNI-2 YUIINI:
who}: 235 lbs Mrs, 11), Nolan,
near depot. It 11‘ 1). Route Lid.
Wilton,
FOR SALE OR RENTWIARGE
and commodlous house, 1: =liavilnnd
St; easy terms. 11‘111 further par-lieu
lars inquire t" Swartz ()ld Well 1‘ igar
Co. man’s ti
Rhododendrons 60c.
-I~‘lowers, Vegetable Seeds and All
Iluldv Stuii.
Cuneo’s '
Tel. 372-12. 7 Raierad Ave.
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Wylie M13 tor Sample volley.
c. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND ".EAL ESTATE
1551 Washington street,
Iouth Norwaik. Conn. Tot. 345.
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Wm. H. Guthrie
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 1465-2
.‘llouL 11011-1 “mun for tile
you do through the
World's «i I'm Am‘
Thousands of 55.11:. everywhere rovo riuht
methods. No advance feared Wteu
wogim” listing 111111111?“ 11111 (roe book
Your. than. .
Arthur .Wa dron
LL District Manager L
.29 11111111111111; Street '
domino: Wuiltenre 11 111111111 ”111111111
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1
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Warren
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1.1111111 Nixon,
oi lotus Lodge
Park. N. .i., 111111 been 111111111 “11,... 1111111,
Mrs. Erin-st Scheuck.
Miss 811in
York,
‘houu-sleuti in town.
Mlllilll'lii‘tltlli, of New
111', William Morrison 1:. 111 New
London, owing 10 1111' sevrre illness
01' his father with rileuluaiism.
I
l'udcrlnkcr Wilfrid It, loutou's
Ill'uuthnother, Mrs, Webb, rel-tutly
died :11 her houn- 111 Ileorgcton'll.
I1‘1'11nk Davis, (.11' lIuribuit street,
I .
has dumbed 11111111111: the woodwork on
the exterior of St. .\iz111bro"s church.
Rev. I1) llcl'ry, 01' 'I‘111'I111I1oe, N. Y..
will enter on his duties as lxutor oi’
the I‘ongrelmtielmi 1‘i111rcb next Sun-
dal‘.
it is reported that the Smith 111111in
{who rented Rev. W. l. Nichols' place
in the lluributi siren-1 road. will oc-
cupy the cottage again this summer.
.\lr<. iicnry ilcwing, who with her
,husbuud has been residing some
years in Constantinople. has arrived
111 New York. 8111- expect to spend
some time. in Wilton this summer with
'lt‘l'IllH..
has returned from 11 111111 in l’hila'.
delpilia.
Miss I'lispelh' Mcrk. oi 1.11wnl11'uL
..
.‘I
‘llOnr Daily Story!
The Headoi theiiouse
BY LOUISE 8. CUMMINGS
"Susie. auill 'i‘nlu .\ti11'1'11111 111 :1 >11-
I‘iouu lIlIll' ul’ \1111'1-. "l‘1o 11111-11 doing 11
1.11111111111111111111”. 11111'1'111111'11."
“Wily. ’l‘om, \1'l111t 1111111 11111 11111-11
' 1111111111111 111111111?"
is stopping: 111 tin- Mitldlolu-nck'
“Well. when we're warm-11 1111-1'1-11
not 111 be 11 lli‘:|il lo 111.. put'llu't'uiiip
'l‘iu'ro‘s always 11 bend to pvt-15' Inn-.1
111111.14 tlrm."
“111111-11!"
"Now. what's 111:11'1'i:q;~,1~ but :1 co
partnership? ’i‘Iu-rv'll be 111111 and I
and Hulut- duy"
"You'll 1.1- 1111111112111: 111‘ «our-'11. '
"What :1 .~1~ll:~'ll)l1' 1:11'1 ,1‘1111 :11'1' ['11
you know 1111111 iii'sl ultra-ted 11111 1.1:
you? It 11 :1-1 ,1'11111' 9.111111 sense .\'1111
111111111 1111 to anything 11,11 quirk We'll
be just as l11~1q1y as two 1l111'1~~, 1111111
we?"
And 111' her to him :11111 1.11111!
her :1 11111111111 111‘ 111121-11 premui1‘iuioniul
kisses, II1~ i,~. content with one pow.
:11111 smuciInu-s when he‘s 111111111111: on
other 111111111111 even that 1.». pt-I'l'nuc-
l111‘_\'.
'l‘onl‘s salary was ”111 large. and iii"
Il1'1111'
‘ couple had no income 1'K1'1~]>l what he
relatives.
' fl'he (‘11'11 [Hague will hold its us
11111 monthly meetinu Wtduesday 111-2
lernoou. May Bib, at It o'clock. in the
1’l‘own Hall. A large attendance Is
a ' 1 l l 1 1 1'. . . ; .1
ElllIICrll ,1 ‘equtsttd 1~1 important 11111 , head of ”N, m"),
tors are to be voted upon.‘
. t......__n..-
.111' and Mrs. Robert
family.
ed 1111- position (11'
11111111111131.
their home in West-port. Mr.
and Mrs. Woods 1111111 family will take
churn.» of 1111» Exchange in the fu-
ture. 1
ilruins
managers at the
”1‘“
be-
game
1'11'11 111' Dr iiolmnnun's hounds,
't'unlins inliuucd by running after
111 the Wilton woods, were taken into
1111» house 1.11.111 Smurday 11nd kindly
ltreated by u-loeod Samaritan. The in-
tthe food and rest and: were
home by auto on Mention
taken.
Sillllil ill Ill 1
llllUlBlli 8 11111111111
‘
i Continued From Second Pate
i
1
‘V'iri‘s 1111' public is cordlaly 111111 irater
111111111 11112.11811 Reading room open to
.the public each week day afternoon
from 2:15 to «1:30.
THE SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army. 1'10 Water
street, South Norwalk; Ensign '111111
Mrs, 11111111111 i‘orrett, oitim rs In
charge: Sergeant iC. Tarkington, as.
11111111111 ---Saturday at S p. 111., free and
easy.
"Sundin at 11 11.03., holiness meet-
ing, At ‘1 111. 111.. company meeting
{Sunday school). At 11 1p. m..
lory Class.
pic's Legion. Leaders Y. i’.
Laurette Scofleld and Corps Cadet
i’1‘n1-r111g111n:. Abs p. 111.. revival aer-
viee.. Adjutant William Hale, of the
Waterbury Industrial Home will have
charge 01‘ the above service. The, ad-
jutmit la a very interesting speaker
and he also renders some who! solos
with banjo aecmopaniment. Don't fall
to hear him:
[Monday at 811i), 111., salvation meet-
ing.
Wednesday at l p. m.~liand of Love
classes. 7 :1). 1a., Y. P. 1.. el loosed.
Thursday at 8"1). 111., salvation meet-
ing. Leaders Sergeant Waller and
‘ 1 Brother Lloyd.-
.lilridny. at: 7 p. 111., Corps-Cadet class. ..
‘ INTERNATIONAL 3131 a
n'sm's' assocmrlou
STU
11.111... ilible lecture under the 11.1111-
pleas of the International Millie. Stu-
dcnts‘ Association. Topic, The End of
the World, bit-Pastor W iii. Van AimJ
burly. of New soul. at new Rod. Man a
Hall South 1110111111111 Bunting/.1311). 111,
May 8rd, 1111111111111 lecture and those
, to follow will 11111111. clear many Bible
questions long Shrouded in mystery
dud doubt. You should hear them.
Seats free. No: collection
11‘ 'd‘ l
W ADVENTOHRISTIAN CHURCH. .‘
Advent 131111111111 1131111111111. Von 2am.
and Survey streets 11111111 Norwulli, G.
M Techie, photon-41.111111111111117 1111111111
and j
who 11.1111- mosi acceptably till-l
will leave on Saturday for.
‘ '19.; 11011111" l-lllv,
leliigent cairiues-upvraled grateful Iorj
earth-ll. The husband ball not been an
expert on 011111111111; 11111 1111- wife was
:1 good amount-r. ."i'll just turn over
111 you,“ In- said. "my salary 11111-1111
each week. and you do all the plan
11111.11. I simii 111-1111 very little for my
personal expenses. and i can take that
us I want it. 'I‘bat‘s lin- 11':1,1' they do
in business. (11111 1111111 attends to 1:111-
iiul: 1h-~ busluoss. 1111111111-1' 111 11111111: ll.
while 11, third looks 11111 for the
11111111111111."
"'I‘lu- iiuuuwe 1111111 111' the 1111111111111,
1~11'i be?"
"Well. you. usually."
"In our case you 111111111 1111- income
1111 which we live, 111111 I attend to its
expendiiurl‘. 111 lulu-1' words. you are
and I‘m tln- junior
partner."
"i suppose lion's 1111- 11.1111 to 111111.-
11. “
S11 'l‘olu 111111111! 111111 Ill 1 ~'ll11-1 .1-1 11:-11l1
51.1111111113' 1111.111 111 no 111111. 111111.
Mic was a splendid 111:111-1::1-1'.
:1!
.Qlll‘ 1‘
all 1111111
tet‘l' well There 11’111'11 1111 11'Itx’laull-
in: lililx‘. pullout; :1ll1311ltt‘111l} needl‘ui
ii1:li 111's 1I1~1 l‘nl'llu'mltillc. 1vl1ll1- :1 [1111'
11'nlz1g1- 111'11111'11 \11~1-i
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,‘-. ~111l:11"\ 1171-1 11'”
1111' 11.11 1.11111 1111,
Mini
such
.111111I1111' amount
for 11 1'1~:¢l 1‘ : "
"My 111-111'." 1 ml the happy 1111-1111110.
"when I 111111 :1 111n- hostile-.4 l‘li want
you 1‘11: 111)’ llll:1111'l:ll 211:1111121-1' I louiii
1:1:11111 1110119) in :11151 1111101111 1w with
11111 to 1111.1111-1111-1111111."
‘ '1111l l n't it nice" ll'ltllNl 11111 wife.
"that you can tool that you're 1111- bead
‘ of Hi" [1111111112
. "that it 111.
ll‘. .11i111it.'.\.1:1l 1‘1-111 thou-,rht'nliy.
.\'o 1111111 likes to fool 11111
1 he must be obedient 111:1 Woman.”
L get what 1111 11111-111111.
‘l'hnm that 1111 hadn't seen for
' lame in 1111-11111 111m
. the
It was n 1111' 1111,1211 :11‘11-11 this remark
that Tom nestled :1 pair of gloves.
Sush- 111111 119-111 to go 111 bur l1o\'.1vlu~m
:llc 111111 the loom-1111111 111111111ys. and
There 1111.»; 1111111-
Iug smaller 111111. 11 li\‘1~ dollar bill. lie
look it, cxpe'lius: to return 11101111111110
lTl11’orlul1z1lciy. 11111-1111: the day 1111 old
yours
’l‘om took him out
to 11111111 and 1.111111 he went home 1'11»
turned-S 3: in 11111 rush 1111.1; instead 111
$1. 'l‘lic “Null 1111:: that win-11 '1‘qu
gave his wife the 111111'11111 kiss S111-
smelled bet-1' She said nothing. but
after be bad deposited the balance 111‘
1111511 11211- \\'ent in the drawer and
L round It :1 dollar Short.
Direcf
.At 6:45 p. m., Young Pen!
8. My
1.
“Tom. 1111/1 Said. “how much did you
lake from 1'111 box this 11111111111112?"
"A liver. 'I‘lu-rn was nothing 31111111-
er." -
"How much did your gloves cost?"
".1 1111111111" L
“That leaves $4 to go back. Have
you put it 1111' In?"
"Ml 1111111 :1 dollar"
"M 11.11 luv-1111111 of that'."
"Well you 111111.1’1110 Hathaway cone
to loan today, and I took him out to
lulu-11 with 1111-“
The look on Mrs. Athert'on‘s (we
was iuwcriun', but 111111. 11111 nothing.
’i‘bcro 11.1111: 11 silent. dinner between
‘Iilenl, after which Tom said:
"Susie. I wish you‘d 111ttln1t look
1111‘ your face. it's all 111111111110 1 Spent
11 dollar to1111,1'--—11 linkerubie. single 111.11 1
Ian-and that entertaining111111111 friend
1 1111111111 111-cu for 41111111111 yearn “
"Who untholizcd 1011 to spend 11
dollar for 1:11:11 :1 purpose?"
'Who authorized 11111? Am I 111-count:
able to you 1111' the money I spend?"
"1111111111111 I 1111114 to be the financial
'1 member 01‘. our firm.”
~'So,111111'1111o,'uo you 11111.1 but 11111 I
not the head of the concern?"
"01‘ 1491111111 you are! ‘ltut. that dol-
lar yell spent 11111111 I Intended for an-
other pm puso "
"Win11 11111111111111?" L
"1 111111 lust 111111111111 with it to buy
our Sunday. pl'lnlllltum. Now we'll
" 11111111410 out 111111111111 salmon for Sunday
dinner. "
That was the" b1 ginning. 11 new light?
_ breaking in on 'i‘om‘ a brain. Ills “1‘31““
‘ .11.lli moment oi. their affairs w
,1'11_li=1. that he‘ became more 1.11 11 . ,
1 T1111(-.tlle1'e was it -
1 colloid. produced 1411111 1111111111111
(lay
li.b1‘11 '1qu was 11 111111.111
'Woodw 11rd
11w.“ I
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SHANGES MADE IN
llHlllllS ON SUNDAY
m
tt‘ontlnued from I1‘irs1 i’nuc.)
1.. Sleriius, buss. Mrs. t‘ilue has been
at the South Norwalk Congregational
church for 11 number 111' years and pea-
seuaes 11 charming i‘ontl'llllo voice.
Miss Miller has delighted her hearers
during the past your and is recognized
as one. of our leading Singers. Mr
Ambler, the new t1~nor, is 11 ,vouus.‘
singer with 11 11111111 voice 11nd will 111.1
a great help to the quartet. Mr. Ster-
Iing is a favorite with the, church peo
pie, having been the bass soloist
several years.
First Metlmdlul
to:
Episcopal church.
South Noru'aik There will be but 011--
chuuze in the quartet, Miss Sarah
Jane Valentine, 1111- soprano, haviu:
retired owing to her departure from
town. She will be 1:111'1'ccded by Mrs,
Arthur (‘ Hull. 01' ~15. 11211111 avenue. .\II‘11'
lIuIl possesses a beautiful vol-.1~ and
is. an mperienced choir sinner. Sin
will be 11 valuable addition to 11111
choir, The other members are 31111:.
Antoinette Ilei’ierne, a controllo of ac
knowledge ability; Edmund i1‘.. Crown,
tenor and director; and Warren Sm
field, 11 lumso who alliike to bear. Ar-
chibald 'I‘. Merriam, 1l1e talented mu-
sician. will remain as organist.
South Norwalk Congregational
cl111l‘chw-u'l‘hc choir 01‘ women's voice-:1
which has been organized to sing the
coming year at the South Norwallt
Congregational church will make its
Initial appearance on Sunday under
the. (lirec1iou oi Organist Grannies
Mrs, (lrunnlss has been retained as
soprano soloist, and with the assist-
ance of this choir of 11 number oi
splendid voices, an excellent and plea-
sing rendition of good music is 111111111-
ed. The members of the choir are:
Mrs. 1.. ll, Tripp, Miss Helena Mit-
11,111,111, Miss (trace Finch. Miss Hannah
lluddcly. Miss 1.1111111 Soderetrom. 1111111:
Florence Benedict, Mrs, ('haries
Stowe, Miss Mildred Nash, Miss tier-
trude Van (havering Miss Jeanne
Wilcox.
Baptist church, South Xornalk 1
Mrs, Franklin Irving Smith, who has
conducted tin1 musical part 111’ the ser-
1'11'1? durin: the your, Will 11111111311 us
1'1ntralto soloist and hill continui- t'1
1i~.-li1~:l1l lll‘l‘ hearers \1I1‘11 1101'..1'II:11'111111‘.«'
Harold W. Wilson. has
1:11-11 retained 111-1 organist wili'h will
3.11 111-1111111111 news to churchgoers.
Ilnmisi church, .‘(or'11'11ii1.~ No 111111111:
1w will to made 111 this church, the
present members. 01‘ the quartet having
11111-11 ‘exeellent satisfaction. 1.9
Grand Greenwood, the organist, has
'giicu 11111: eer1‘ice during the year.
The quartet in Miss l-Jlla J. llyxbee.
soprano; M rs. Davis Gould, alto; l). S
Iiull, tenor: William S. Bartram. bass.
l-ioward Mcehan assists the choir with
111.1111 selections.
llowuyton Methodist Episcopal
church- Mrs, W. P Ambler, the well
11nd favorably known soprano is the
director of the choir and gets fine re-
sults from her labors. Miss Ethel
ilnrtrnm is the alto and Miss Alice
ilrundage. soprano, also assists. W.
11‘. Ambler, tenor, and Harry Bryan.
bass, are the other members of the
choir. The organist is Miss Marjorie.
Mills a talented young musician.
Trinity Episcopal church «The high
standard of the music at Trinity
church is to be 111111111111111'11 because
Edward .I. Sims‘ services are to be
retained as organist and director. The
choir has been a delight during the
your to large congregations and 1111
public has been \(ll‘) appreciative ot
the work rendered. Miss Lydia Von-
bllrgb, the soprano soloist, has a bril-
liant, high and tru‘e voice and uses
the same in '11 finished style. Words
of praise are inadequate to express the
pleasure given music lovers by Mrs.
Amy W. Sims, the pontraito soloist.
She has had wide experience in muni-
cal liie as an instructor and choir sing
1111111111 her etlorts always receive the
higheL'St commendation. John Hunt.
the tenor, and John W, Wehrle, tilt;
well known bass, completi- the. qnar
tel. Much of the success of this choir
is due to the chorus, which-is com
posed of the following conscientious
min wori .
choir workers: Sopranos, Mrs. 1111711111
1W. Van Wagenen, Mrs. James G. Plant
Miss Josephine Oldfield, Miss 112111111
McLean, Miss Elizabeth Byer, Miss
Harriett Henry, 111151111111 ‘I‘lornoy M111 .
‘Edna Iiunkemeier, Miss Bertha E. St.
John..~MIss Emily Illilciiostcr,,ilim1 ".1-
Ii, Hendrick; altos. Mrs. William Dib-
ble. Miss Bessie Field. 'ltiitur Mar?
1111111 Mildred 1.111911, Miss
Pauline 111191111; tenure, Herbert J.
, Mottrsm, Frank 11.111111; 11111111111, Philip
N. Knapp, ll .VV.‘ V1111 Wogenen, Har-
ry Tryon. ~
Grace church-«Arthur
‘ tiugton. the present or
111.111.1111, Villcoimncnte
I‘daiy your tomorrow. . Peo-
.ver,1' satisl'urtoi'liy.
PAGE. THREE
.. . .«..~,_,-fl*‘hl§;=m ‘
1111111111. lovers. Miss Gladys Hide: :1 tilt
alto soloist 111111 In very pallulflr- “will!
Ward Van Aistyne, the tenor. hives
pleasure whenever he sings. And (1‘1 '
once llrown as lmss, t‘iile hiavpopitl
in the charm; elf
the following sopranes: Miss [tort
01111151111111, Miss Alice lmtllerlaiidy
Miss Carrie Miller, Miss t'lruce Foster "
'I‘he 1111011111111 Miss 11311111110: Smith ,
Miss Annie Miller,.Miss Anna stunt-L,
'Mr. Huntington has produced man L
ditilcult works with his choir, and‘l
ls 1111111111111 11‘ 1111- music has ever been 2
unrpussed at. Grace. church, under all)“
other directorship.
"Vol 1111111 Congregational chumhw
'I‘I1e well and iav'oinbiy known quar-
tette of this chutch 11 iii remain as last
year, with the. exception of William D.
Taylor, the tenor, wiio'hns decided to,‘
retire from choir work for the pres—
ent, lie is succeeded by Robert D
Brandt. of ilrldgeport. a very capable,’,
singer. The other numbers oi’ the,-
1'hoir are so well known for their rare
good work that it is only necessary
to any that Mrs, ll, 1‘. Newkirk will'
continue her excellent work as $1»
prune; Mrs. Reed (1. Haviiand will .11;
light her hearers with 1111.11 superb con-
tralto voice, and Frank Nash will re-
main as the excellent bass soloist.
Prof. Alexander S, (libson, the re—
nowned organist and director, is large-
ly responsible for the great success
of the music at the First church.
St. Mary‘s ll. (3, churcbuifidward F.
Hands, the competent organist who
has served so long at St. Mary's R. C.
church, has been re-engnged to serve
another year at the head 01 the choir.
and the same singers will be associa-
ted with him.
St. oseph‘s ll, 1‘., church—«Miss 3;.
Madeline Magner ot‘ “olden avenue,
will continue as organist and director
or the volunteer chorus at.“ St. Jo»
sepn‘s ll, 1‘. church this year. Miss.
Manner has given satisfaction in this
position for several years.
East. Avenue Methodist Episcopal»
churt'h—The chorus chair is under the
direction of Organist Arthur Nettle- "
ton Paddock, whose ability as a musi-
cian is widely recognized. The follow-
ing are, members 01' the choir: Sopra-
nos, MISS (‘lara ,11nswerth...flias Van
(louvering, Mrs, liedman,‘ Miss Isabelx
ilanford, Miss Edith Warm, Miss liar-
rictt. Warm, MISS Benn, Miss Clara
Edmond; Altos, Mrs. A. Carpenter;-
Mlss Marion [flimumediem Tenors...
.Iohn Selllplt‘, Russell Day, Atthur
i'latt'. ilass. l-‘red. Hawkins. ,
Advent Christian church—JIM vol-
unteer choir which has given general
satisfaction and delight will remain-
as last year and will be as'Li'ollows:
Mrs, Oscar Pu'rtrirk, organist and di-
rector, Miss Theresa Podzeini, sopra-
no: Mrs. A. 11‘, Ainsworth, alto; Frank
I’. Sell, tenor; Arthur F. Aiusworth.
bass. '
ilowayion Baptist church-.411“
Irene Lynch and Miss Dorothy Rayv
monti are the sopranos in this choir." 11
Miss Lynch being the leader. 'The '31:.
too are MN}. 1‘, l). Albrecht and Misti
Harriett Lynch. During the past you?
W, A, Crockett has filled the tenor
position and I} 11.1L‘voryhas been the
bass. The choir has given very satiizé
factory services and 191184.113 credit. on.
Miss Lynch, the capable loader. W
SHAD FISHING TIME HERE.
111111'1'1-1-01111, May i—smui‘nshtn“
in the Connecticut 1"iver began at all
night and the open season will do
tinuc to and including June 10. Th
reports from down river are that ’t.‘
opening catches; were smaller than last
year. Cold weather and high water fire
”‘11 e .
believed to be. responsible. Catches
of from half a dozen to twenty not ”he:
were reported from around 1511111129611. .
Herb Banning, of Brockrways. caught
28.1:Lnd James Daniels, 31. One hun-
dred and twenty nine of the fish were
shipped from Deep River. it is esti- ‘
mated that about 11011 were taken
low Middletown, and ’11 low above. The .
fish run from ill, to seven pounds and
are said to be In good condition.
Lao]; w'I-us'r SOCIAL.
The Hospital‘WVhist (.‘inb met with .1
Mrs. J. Emory Stevens, in West street,
lust evening. for the last social oi they .
season. Theré. were thirty-eight pro
out. 1Dr. Henry C. Sharer and Mrs.
William 1111111, 1111-. latter of Brookly [
N. 11., Were high in the auction and
Mrs. Harold Seymour auers. .1. 111111»
ory Stevens we re tied .101 high in the
whist. ‘ '7'.
l -n--..~ ~1~c m“.
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BOSTON EXPRESB WREfiKtl
uncommon .111.No'r1'1)1v,11:ny
The Boston Express for Vow Yeti1 \
{15, running by way 01' 1.51111th1
Waterbury and 11.111111111531119 la
11112: 05 1111011,,ycnterduy, was
here shortly before 11 o‘clock by
cldent to the rear truak'
courh. The 1‘1 broad men dulled
the damage 'w‘l'" insignificant "
express would proceed tag
without much delay.
HARTFORD
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