Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 4, 1915 · page 4

 
 

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The young people of Rowayton,
have taken advantage of yesterday's
anowiall, and are enjoying the coast-
ing.

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The meeting oi the oneiel board 0!
the‘MethodlIt Episcopal Church will
be held this evening. {eliciting the
regular prayer meeting. ‘

 

Mrs. Hans C. Gamer, oi lloKhley
Place. has been amm.w sie-
ter. Mrs. Daniellichesn, of New York.

Benjamin Parker. oi blew York. has
been spending a few days with. "his
W“. Ir. end In W38. m
her, of Logan street.

The funeral at Mrs. Alexander Ray'-
mond, popularly known as Mrs. Sally
Raymond, was held yesterday , from

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The night! 0.! leeches- al‘kho have
sat gold-1W dance in Odd Fel-
lows' Hall. Flt. 15.

,Peter Lorenuen. who conducted a
Walton on Montreal, has closed
obi his business and moved to New
York.

.jldlsses Agnes Euler and Hans!
Burger were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leland F. Booger in Stsm~
lord.

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gluhnltflhl thh twutyvaoonad annual I "I “I.“ light-g
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ireport relative to the South Nor-walk, '

I ‘ par we have given
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W Mlle October tats. mi. ”“9“ Mullins to the subject or

i finances. 'mi (Ballade: {or the main-
1 01151.8 in contrast with the general I 3”) res 0‘ {frudesire .Phr‘eliirit
{financial depression um has choline-gm “ noon '

tori-ad readied the year told, we aim “mm ”m ”1““ "’9 ’rew'
lgratliied to ‘W that tile “pummeled in contemplation of a comprehen
llflwbyede yearn! | lprmldve schema of modern slghtly street
{MW than“ booms i ;llghting standards. equipped with the
i 9'..." ° "mu“lh’lmu improved electric lumps. vim-
1:: in m xmmégrr" 1 minus methods oi W tor the ox-
‘ ' ‘elunion of undesirable wires and wood-

en poles iron the streets were also em-

attained withers W, the Is
Inhiag interest it. o. Islow cities.“
have Wed yea it. their content
m and the ever ‘cisnt service
that the individual members of our
talthiul tolerating atal have rendered.
are the crowning reasons. To them
we are sincerely grateful and for ,the
tiers, we traps that those whom‘ the
people place ln' charge of this inaltu-
tlon will always receive the high de—
gree of support that has been our per
tion. The closerthepeopleireep ill
touch with an undertaking like this.
the better it will be for them and for
the service rendered.” I '

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, "all. m. would lure eaoaedenl
Henry Thomas has moved his is. vibe record had not advantage be- .
31G” jib-pa ran the Ware-hwgtaken oi such a isvorahle opportuniigiW in the "m including.
ockoteatasenextto 7. -. . .
sen grocery. » !to institute important repairs and bet-l
. ______________ iternrents. But. notwithstanding this
C. H. Demon-lit is again attend- :‘hesvy outlay. the result—~a'oes profit
,ing to ’hls duties. after ‘being contin- for the ’3” “am to ‘24,?00394
‘ed to his home on Maple street 1"th is "‘7 ”WI! when it is.
”“8": “y" lcousidered that the maintenance and
Mrs. Joel-Hubs oi Stamiord. who frepaira, exclusive of any operation on
was to give another recital in Bay- 5mm, amounted w 39,1143”, or 3.

both underground and overhead eye.
lens oi distribution or alternnives‘v
combining a psrtoi each. diet,“ thei

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financial depression appears to have[

exerted a retarding elect upon those ‘ .
who desired that the matter he prepsr- I“ m m cf 5"“!
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ed for public action, we have suspend-g
ed further eitort pending such time as. ll. F I v n‘.

hat Norwalk improvement associa- besides m‘
.. jinn has decided to have a bundle day.
‘ At the meeting of the association yes-
2... My afternoon the matter wu giv-
._ ~n serious consideration and the man.
[We decided to do what was possible

; her home on Westside smile, at 8:39
" and from the Roman Catholic Church
at Noroton, at 9 o'clock. The inter-
imflnt took place at Springdsle ceme-
.tery. Mrs. Raymond. who, during the

lsumrner months, paddled vegetlblee

As yet no trace has-been round oi
the thiei' who attempted. yesterday
morning, to rob Charles Wilson's to-
bacco stoma Van Zant street, The
shalt has not been called to the at-

mond's Hall. Feb. 3, has postponed:
the aflair until Feb. .25. when him.
liulss’s eleven pupils wm furnish a:
program. :

 

er of the stock in his shoe store tel

891.80 in excess of the previous year.
Dividends.
From the surplus oi this year's pro-

§m. dividends to the amount at 31%.
F. C‘. Beager has sold the rremaind~ 3000 have been N111 to the District Con-i

missioners tor the benefit of the corn-

‘the people may wish to have the'sub-E
' iect pursued. in the meantime, we arei
‘continning the experimentation with Yesterday, notwithstanding ltr
improved Matias lamps, with the ‘pros- "'0 stem, 1W“fld bay 3' 'u ‘l~
poet in view that their use may ulti- “0011 was sol-reels “I9 WOW-Inf ‘4
mately prove more desirable, from the “9013“” in the west DII‘IOI‘ t '

 

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3" South Nol'lmnt 00W .t Lil

3. fior the untorwnate by providing a bun-
site any. .
There is one good thing about bun» A number of East Side members oré
. and say. it does not necessitate thew Enron Rebekah lodge lull evenlngi

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l tentlon to! th. police.

fig-film" of money, it does not re visited Word where public lmm“_;vtagetallltes that'they knew to be of the;

{1. equine much time and there is the an“ m held at the Rebekah Lodgm
.mlsiaction that the work done will in that City- A most Wong)“, uin
D ”mime *0 brave the hardships rollowed the interesting installation'
of a cold winter amid financial cone services. " *
‘dltlcns which are the most stringent .__.__#., l
“ll years. Elle special services at the East:
The bundles are made up of waste “"9““ Methodist Episcopal Churchl
products. The head ot the household "“1 be continued this events: as well!
5 need only give those things.wmcn as the evening following. There will!
have been laid away. forgotten per. he Dre-chins by me pastor and sveclali
drops and at least «put away with the music. These services have aroused!
'mtlon of never being warn again.» 8 great deal oil interest and have;
'flie clothing which makes up the been largely attuded. l
.i. handles may help some man get work, m ‘
‘ at least it will keep him warm our. . Everyone in Fast ‘Norwslk ls enter?
.ing the remaining months of winter. ing into the spirit 0! "Bundle Day."
>' "we need clothes more than any— initiated by the members of the East
. thing else," said a woman as she took Norwnlk iImprovement AssOClstlon.
' ‘8“ homeless men to Ellis island the COHM‘W‘ '1“ be m“1e It “10 homes
_ other night, “We can feed them all Br bundles can be sent or left at the.
V right, but mmn't get them clothing. home of Mrs. PM Benedict, 85 Os-'
_ :‘lien have been obliged to turn down born avenue. who has generously con-
‘- Johs‘heoahseoi' the tact that the cloth. willed ‘0 provide mm in her home
ing they have is insuillclent to wear ‘0 “m the MM!-

on their backs on days like this." A number at new consumes have

(let your bundle ready' Take a
. ‘ _ - been ooansc '
trip to the clothescloeet, look through the hat quzuzné:;mm:

‘31.“. ”32.5..“ film W "° °“ W" m W“ “‘° “‘3“
. if 90° n ° “6’ L°°k to have the service installed in their
diver -t eclothingtor memwomen and homes are- A Km“ 0! Fort street,

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“mm and MM” A" ’°“ c“ H 1 Bennett and a. M Bennett of

‘ ~$mfi13h£¥ ti: size on the clothing. Soavlbw "a.“ The new mncmncry
s .
g o n cos together so there at the plant is running in excellent

" ;‘ wen't he mismstes in assortln them.
Wu; tightly in a strong papergbundle gallium service is all that
:and send the things to Bundle Day -
.Ileadduarters, the home 0! Mrs. G. A ”m m was the card pap:
m Benedict. in 85 Osborn avenue. ty “a containment enjoyed last
M ‘Norwalk. evening in the quarters oi the Ma!-
Although the detailed plan tor the “away a. h‘ L. 00mm, on Van Zant
Agiolleotion oi the bundles has not. as street. by . hm number or East Side
yet. been completed, it is being an 9509].. Tum was given under
ranged to have ont house on a street the ‘mc. u an East Norwslk Im-
designsted a station where the sonar pmvement Association and the mem-
«F'contrlbntors in that neighborhood beta of the Haydowerdi‘ire Company.
' ‘ . ‘GOMUODB- The 001190 There were float-teen tabla. and a
4'“ hour 7"“! be 10 3- m- This 110““ most pleaunt evening wasenloyed by.
way an American flag. to distin— themnyetlendlng. '
mishithoth to the contributors and. .
“connectors. The following automo Ralph E DeWitt. chairman or the
”homers have kindly allowed the recent making in the last Norwalk
lee Aoi‘ their machines for collection Yacht chum go‘- the ipurpose oi.
gmses: E. E. Gorbam, Howard making m tugmpalgn for more!
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amass. Oscar Hedmsn. John Cava- and better sidewalks on the East Side. 1
slaughpii. P. Hipson and J. H. Rundle. is has; considering the formation or
_. the following committee for “Bun- a committee, members oi which will.
mohair? has beensppolntod: Mrs. My- be among the residents or the prln-f
I“ «Debora, Mrs. bluton Elwood. Mrs. olpat streets in the third district. This?
one Wheeler, Mrs. A. E. Oldrolld. committee {will mposr hetero the City}
‘ . herbal-t Got-ham. Mrs. name! Council,‘ probably at their next meehi
mu Mrs. Oscar ‘Hedman, Mrs. ing. on My evening of next week,;
‘ ‘ Bundle, Mrs. A. ‘Ruasell, Mrs. regarding mg‘mtm which is of sol
Mitchel-teen and Miss mm Max‘- much importance to local residents.
his is a splendid committee at
ethic; and public-spirited ia- Again led evening the Wm” M the
‘ . m the success of “Bundle Day's East Avenue lethodlst Episcopal
men In advance. ‘ 1 Church was greeted by an appreciative
"i‘beiladles in charge are to be con- audience who listened with deep atten-

 

irom her own (arm, will be missed

Ifrom the village, and «by thesumnlsr

residents of Belle Island and limit/oily
Blufl. who were thus able to secure

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Walter Humbert has
from his illness.

recovered

 

Miss Margaret lilndlcy was ll vigil.
or in South Norwalk this week.

Miss Form is expected back today
from a visit with her sister in (“an-
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Severn! parties have onlayled
sleigh-riding with the coming of the
snow. (‘ollliilllg is good.

The Methodist omolul Board meet-

:lllg 'llell':lssbn indefinitely .noetpoh

because .of the weather.

 

The ladies‘ Auxiliary oi‘ the Nero-
ton Heights Fire (bmpuny will give a
social in the fire house tonight.

Mamie Street, the young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Street. is on
the road to improvement. after it se-
vere illness.

 

Rev. 6. Fl. Richter and Rev. 8. A.
Lawson attended a missionary eon-
{orsnce at the Congregational church
ill Stamford, Tuesday night.

The Methodist Brotherhood has dc-
clded to hold its mock trial on next
Tuesday evening, Feb. ‘9. it would
have been held next Monday night,
but for the town meeting, which
takes place on the night.

 

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SKUGATUCK ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ferris have

returned .irom a pleasant visit with

relatlves in New York city. “7111’!
there they attended some of the new
shows. ' '

Invitations were mailed on Mon,-
day to the Westport Fire Police to
the banquet which will be given the
members this evening, hy‘Fire Chief
Thomas Klrke and Assistant Fire

Chief Joseph Morton.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fable. of.

 

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lita‘ililated and cordially thanked for Holt to the m anneal delivered
‘ orts'lnthis line. 'They are do- Among the particularly " strikinglKlng street. entertained the members
'n‘large pm cruell- timeyotten ‘thlnls oi-a striking address, he said: i of ,the mmtlick Whm club last

 
 
 
 
 

8. ii Thing 0 Co. at hasten He clos.
ed the stone on Tuesday. grid about
March 1 will take charge of the shoe
department to he installed by Com-
stock A Meeodrlck.

 

 

Odin ll of Wooster Lodge. No. 37.
al. 0. (l. K. were installed by Dis-
!lrict Deputy George W Duryea and
.fstal'i‘, .Monduy evening. as follows:
lhloblc Grand. (‘arl Fl Dari: vice
lgraud. W. C. lruiog; chaplain. Nol-
Isorl Stillman; recording secretary,
{Eugene Well; treasurer. Herbert
Sconeld; warden, Charles Beholder!-
or; conductor. Floyd Taylor.

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l hire. Andrew Elchlllgcr has visited
relatives at Poplar Plain. *

(‘2 ii. Barnes spent the day yester-,
day on business in Georgetown.

Friends irom Weatpnrt have visit-
lod Mrs. w. c. Westonlield or Nor-
field.

ll.‘

H M Fouchette

Mr. and fire. It. Wo'bl‘eguslot lt‘lle
Lower Parish have entertained some
friends from New York”

Master Howard Com oi the west
fllds. was a guest Tuesday of Frank
Horcor of the Upper Parish.

Mr. and Mrs Ell Walteman are
entertaining Mr. Wakemsn's cumin.
.Mrs Elizabeth 'Vann oY Stratfleld.

The intent daughter of Mr. and
Mru-«l‘rsnk Bennett is now recover.
ling lirom bronchial pneumonia with
‘which shehnn been dangerously ill.

Several weak-end guests will gcvcn-
thriained by Kr. and Mrs. Coil. Berl-
edlct. Mr. and hire. F. B. Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. eldlppenvoi Nor-
803:1me enjoyable occasion resulmd
for the members of the Afternoon
Whisi club who were entertained on
l'lluoeday by Mrs. James A. Smith at
thet- resldence in the Lyons Plain sec-
tion of town. floimhments and .n
sorlelfhour completed the afternoon it
,pl-ogram.

Relatives and ‘tricnds of Mrs. Gil-
bert E. flogart learn with regret that
she has been taken to the Norwuilt
hospital where she will lldergo an
operation. Mrs. Boga as been ser—
louslylll'ior some time at her real-
deuce in Seaside place. East Nor-
walk. , .
‘The‘ untlrlng shorts or ”file social
committed promise a brilliant suc-_
,cesa tor the masquerade dance id be
“given at the town hall. .mildsy eve-
ning. Feb. .5. under !the auspices ad:
the Norileld Improvement association
and many from outuoi town will be
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in series of the winter‘s entertain-
‘ments given by the organisation will
be the Wnlerltlnc Card Early. on'xthe
evening or Feb. to rat the Norfleld.
residence of the president, Mrs. Chas.
Benedict. ' - . . - -‘ ‘

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» Last evening MlssGeOW Rolling-i
of upper Nor-walk, bhcame the bride;
of Jacob wort. oi neural-d Place. East-

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- - i satisiactiotl and econorn
munity. and. counting the Item 01 mm“ °

'new construction and the uncollectsd than the remaining "c “m“ ‘3’“ are
'sccounts due hrom consumers, a cash still in service on the streets. in this

be devoted
balance oi 11688.93 will be carried 1‘“ “we" “mm“ “m
over into til: next iiscal year. to the results °t the new 250 candle

Reserve Fund -power series Madza lamps and alter
l in anticipation of the time, which thorough testing. their adoption may

jmsy be nearer Ellen the present tavern be considered.

’eble wnditions might be considered to; Rep-in and Renewals. .
lindicete when it will become seriously As this plant has elven continuous
lumpy to make extensive mcejsnd increasing service for so many
lments and charges to the plant, poem-j years, it is but natural that the wear
.ny involving its complete rebuilding; “and tear or use and time have made
Twe are strongly oi the beliei- thntpthe need or repairs end renewals, or
‘heneeierth the surplus film 'ol'replacenlsnts more and more apparent.
.thls' department should he atlases“ Therefore, the work of this character
lflrst of all. for the creation ot a tuna during the past year has been quite
fol an amount suillciellt to duplicate heavy. though in no way unexpected
lthe plant and serve also as a melee nor alarming, and will continue 'to be
5tion between it and contingencies more or less extensive mltilnuuh com-
?whlch may have to trained in its lprop plots replacement. as future condi-
‘ er mic guarding and perpetrate». a ‘tions and circumstances may require,
3 greet revolution in the economic pro. is made.

lduction of eleeu'lcal energy has been,
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NOW Boiler.

tendily that the best methods 0' Wily merit. a new No. i steam hoileria new;

the has doctrinal eoulilmw 01 only 8: service ever since the plant “was. 0L-
tsw years Ito H new villus no one Wannabee. a: years ago. - “it is. expect-5
the greatest mobs-o- that the ad that this modern holler. which .la‘
l world has ever known. and untold mil-' more rugged and oi somewhat greater:
lllens of dollars worth of apparatus I8capacity than the other. will be in
? being sacrificed in the advancement of ' commission within a few weeks.

3 the electrically“. But, where wisdom’ Enlargement. ‘

"the present mot dementia}

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in“ ruled, the earnings of such inveso , m‘
:ment “113V! ‘W‘M the mnsgg‘tzzeleotric lighting and power service,
ineceusry replace?” “5 “9°. ’ . should continue. ‘itxrnay {lethal all W'l
lines of moment 5°"an There largemnnt of the plant's capacity will
lore, in behalf or this valuable uuuer- haveato be oonaidsuddurlng ills com-l
telling that. we 11‘“ "‘9 ”mu?“ ‘3! ing‘dscal wr ormn alter. Thismat-l
eotin . and consequently “ l 8. . ‘ ‘
'39?! 8 ol this district we shalll ter has been given some preliminary.
a mi t such a £958!“ or attention by us and 3“. may be that a
procee 0 create ‘ lcholce oi several alternatives, whose.
contingent “34‘“ mummies ‘33:. by an increased volume or electrical
amfl will; Mr ‘fi'fed0 conJettergy may be advantageously genes-x
hm authoritatively Wt c |ated, or possibly purchased in hull.‘
ltrsn' to our M NW- will he .oii’nredlor consideration; ,
MW Rates; action: East Norwalk’s Generating Plant.

secondly. or MW ;‘ “at w. The need dorm monument. drove
with Mfubmm‘” ““1 mm.éever, may pnaiibly he somwhst de-
serve-lmdlmdheiore than“ ““ gist-red by restarting oi the Third Tax-

and is. continually taking W. I“. in line with this work or replace-I

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ductery www.m'mtirest t1... .ll
fair was a surprise to nearly all . .
members. and was a reception to Mr
Homer N. Dunning. who was elect
president oi,the association, forl‘.
years ago, and served as such for
many years.

lira. John Siapleton read “The life
'tory oi the Woman's Association." .s
paper written by Mrs. H. N. Dunlillls'
tor the celebration a low years ago.
of the Jubilee Anniversary at the he-
.glnningoi .ionelgn missionary work m
South Norwaik, and read at that time
by the writer.

Miss Hargaret McClure spoke on
*“The i‘lrowth oi Woman's Work," ann _
began by saying that this first mis-
slonary society (alluded to in Mr.»
Dunning’s paper) was the first wonl.
en’s club. antedatlug even Sororis;
that from it had sprung the various
kinds of women's clubs—literary
clubs, civic leagues, improvement ls-
sooiatlons. philanthropic nrganlrs

Mr: ml Mrs. w. ll. Csnlleld haw ' may become lneillclent and obsolete was erected £0,901“ “1.0 old one; lions. She 11134-0 said that in the W
been “SHOPS “1 ”WWW“ “‘90 5’“ 1 More the lam can be realised. “WI that now has given almoatleontinunus aiming. missionaries

were sent to
give only religious instruction to peo-

p10 in distant lands, but new mission , p

work had so broadened that it l'nélud- ‘
ed everything thaticotlld be done to -
help and uplift humanity st‘horne and

abroad. .

Mrs, G. 8. Kendall read a brie! ac»
count of Dr. Karmarkar‘s return to
India, and stated that the Women's
Association had contributed to the
support or ‘her'work there for 'iliteell
years; in fact, from its beginning.

The program was interspersed with
music. Mlicstconiilueion.illuahered
mound the lies table. tiles. Mtou
append elicited; Mrs. Kw. In E.
till. Roman, and Miss Clinton revved
dainty contaminants.

Mrs. m presented Mrs. Bunnltll:
with :a dame bouquet or muons
train the association. '

Mrs. mamas, flym'ltbst the ol-
tlair had been a complete surprise, ex-
pressed her appreciation of the love
and devotion oi the members of the

members for the occasion. The next .

“ "ll hie inconvenience to them- "Tm m m ‘ mt as” 0! dwevenlng in the auditorium in the Fe-

me“ .to this charitable movement. chem as to where Cain got. his wife.
only recompense they receive is Sole m~mmmng altogeth-

lmovrledge of doing good to their or room interestin their nelgha
t rtunate'neighhors. ‘ bar’s 1110;“ W have to go far;
“ ‘- _._......... 'todnd‘snchnan rightheseln East
'rng .Bibble, of the Ferris Goal Nowell." "I! you iind things in the
Bible his to believe. and which your

{locust and would modernist .un~
.‘ _ . idol-stand, yarn-ow is not with
. “ Si’wombIsey ‘3 Wnflfled,‘,-.bdlvM=M (lodeays so."l‘hus
“heme onwlislwkin‘s avenue. ‘10 saith ths‘lrdsd. ‘Qtnrrel, with him:
an attack of fllhm- Dr. Freon as: m youreslt into the bot-
loresovisw avenue. is in st- ill-loss ya." “lease was a big' fel-
" ‘h'thIhQIsRPharaoh'spalaoe.

. ~ ‘ j . ' but unanimous elements on‘ the
“son hasheeli installed. _
7 pended"! «Mini? 01! “A! wrfl'nrwili‘lnever receive a ,
and baseline: "mm‘wm m dodthat it is
' when as” tests tar-you In What
V * W‘m‘m' alter midnight.

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ble building. The members recipro-
cated by inviting their hosts to be
their guests at a dinner to be held
before the entertainment-hr the same
building. ice cream and calls were
served at the close 0: the play. The
Westpurt Musical society gave the
second musicals of theprenentses‘sdn
last evening in the Opera house and
the affair was'very well attended.

considering the weather ‘ condition.»

,The Irotus Male quartet or New" Hor-

ven .had been engaged as one»oi' rtllef
features or theevenlngyand was many"
well received by the gathering.

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Nor-walk. ; The ceremony'wse perform-L
ed in the parsonage sell ths'flast sve-
nua-M. E. church, by aheaastor, Bet:
:5. P-thlrbsnke roommate were
iim’lda .Wolt'and Month! maps. Tits

, wedding was verymuiet.‘ {The happy

collide left for s‘honeymooii trip to'
New .mk my slid «other; element
was momma». mum.
a dam ‘ 1 "number or Finland's", in Nor:
gout who calendll‘esitiwluhoo iorllielr
‘ruturs happiness.~ ' ,3“ “ :

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Evil! om so to {the . taste will: '73:

log-hr thlsldop'artnneat are diver-tedio-
‘ttrrother channels than its own direct
interests. atonemeto usonly Ilust that
use consumers whose patronage use
{not only paldlnp’evel‘y dollarmahe in-
l vestment in the Walnut ill the,
5plant.- but «so cribs original street

 

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Flesr'poea ENDS 'molee’srlou.
.HEARTBURN, on use on
‘ overseen.

The pulsation as to how» long , you
are going .to continue a solicitor from,
indigestion. dyspepsia or outer-order
stomach ls‘mereiyas matter of "how
soon you begin taking Tonollne Tabs.‘

Bennie with weak stomachs should
lose Tonclllto‘ Tablets occasionally.
and than; will who die more indiges-

the stomach...“ heartburn,.sour.lrls’-
lees. ire-summon. 9r belchins of
.‘uudlgoiltedtoodnloedeonea. disclosed
or "sink-.stostlaoh: and besides. what
you eat willndt‘rsrment‘ snd poison
goal-shrug with ”necessaries: All
these symptoms .roiulune‘ 1er ll.
”WWW WWW ‘1 m1
perineum rgsil‘eril'liy relieved jllve anln-d
lites alternating; moribund Tablets.

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dag .Bistrlct’s new generating stallion;

‘ lighting histnllntion.~and whose .contln—l

Which is now will under construction
and may be counted upon to relieve
thlsplarlt by the time the dreary early
winter wk :lowds Ibegln .to he felt.
fleet of the supply that the East Nor-
. walk system has ,heietoiore ‘drawnfarld
mustcontinue to draw irom the Bouts
, Nor-went Electric Warts, with the new

{station is completed, has been pail:

load service. that is. service inquired

. when our demand has been heaviest

and. illusions. .not .as desirable :or pro-
fitable dis-"might have been supposed.
“lb-thus accommodate our neighbors on
the East Side. however, has “been and
willkhe. so long as they .requine it. a

some oi muohpl’eesore and satisiaeqj

tied to vthis department that has lasted
many years. » . . '
’ , Public scale. ..

. scale

association, and thanked them 'ior the
[lowers and the delightful afternoon.

As a souvenir, each one was present-
ed by Miss McClure with a. printed
cepy of "The History or the Woman's
'Association.” South Norwslk Congre-
gational Church. by Mrs. H. N. Dun-
ning.‘ These amenir booklets will
long be treasured ‘by the recipients.

“4.—

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:Whai Shoulam ‘Msn no? Suggestion
7 of Ohio Druiglst‘to One Such Man
Saved His Life, So He Says.
Nelsouvllle, ’Ohior—“i was all :run-
down,;wesk and nervdus and had no
" appetite at all. in'iact it was very much '

llamas. reeling likes iuinp oi lead in' j

The large -capaclty”’lwslghing
that was installed by this department?
early ‘in the past :liscsl year, in ‘lrolti'
eithepovvervhouse, so all to serve both
this plant and the public, seems ‘to .
Weimlfimwmm desire. * AP “5 mervrtonicfl—vs. .8. Steamed. Nelson— .'
use by the people 'llasnlresdy exceed ville. oliio. ‘ _ _ -’:
edexpectstlonsnhd “‘9 ”small charge l Whenl‘avmc‘n tomb-down, week ends" ,‘ '.
“MWN’WMW yieldedsome nervous, he needs a good appetite.‘=r "‘

retln-n commencement that. “‘Zgood digestion, better blood. more;

dleooutaged until our drugglst told me
about Vinol and asked me to try it. 1
(Mao. and it has certainly been a llic‘
saver to me. [can gladly recommend , . '
.Vinol to anyone who needs a blood and

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" time. mayfb'so'onte‘ot ml‘inlportence.

, - ‘ hmhch‘ reflection fluency.

'\ lnrssponsedofalstrongly expressed
desire “hymen hitherto that all must-
cine! . tions. boot; lid tor water.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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lstrellgth. more ’v'itslitmand‘we'do not
' know of any “medicine 3th“. will 'sup-
l‘ply it :so‘qu’ickly as Vinol. ’ 52’“

3 it is the active medicinal principles
or‘cod liver oil aided by the bloody
makingyailrengthening mopsrtles‘ of
’ tonic, iron, contained in Vino]. which
‘ maked‘it soeincién‘t =ill building ‘ up
health a‘ndstrengthitor weak, nervous, ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 

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