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\Viilizim J. Murray’s ”forts-fruit; Ru-
thorford. N. 1.. ix- Mouton.
Row: .1. ii. Bron-or, pastor of the
B‘ifllhiidln” l’rotcstnnt'fihurch, in cuter-
tnininu his titthcr. from Brooklyn.
MW. 0. ii. Richter. editor of the
llarlcn Review, addresselthc men’s
nit-cling in the Standard“ M. C. A.
yvsterduy nt‘tern‘oon.
Clinics llaxxcrti' of- Dnrion. arrest—
ed on Thursday. charged with intoxi-
cation. uni: fined 55 and -cost.~t by
Justice Dunno. ’l‘hc mm was paid.
The interior of the mini 11. Ship-
way residence of Norman Heights lot
being decorated :uid prepared for use»
"panes {luring “mounting season.
Miss Arnold has sold a lot on Lin.
don avenue. upprOximutcly
(not. adjoining the railroad property.
Grover Raymond is to be the builder.
A pleasant timc
Congregational Young Pcoplc's’So-
\cioty at a social Friday niqht. Games.
music and rvr‘rcshnirnts wore on the
primrnm.
it“
There was only one sale of real 05-
(ate in Dnrion. last week. ll. l‘. l-‘lcil-
mann transrering land to
Floitmmm. The mortgage rccorded
by Town t"lork..’Stephcn R. Hoyt umA
‘ mounted to only saw:
Leaving all to the wife. t‘harlotto.
tho will of John F. ll’uckhoul. late of
Milford,- has been presented to the
lriigenort Prolinti- court. Judge
Paul [5. Miller has act March 12 as
n date for the hearing on the appli- '
cation for admlsion to probate. The
will names Floyd B.- Bartram of
{Daricn as executor and is dated May
21.; 1912. The toatator states that he
11le provided for her children during
his lifetime and. therefore makes no
provision for them in the testament.
The amount of the estate is not
glove-n. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hnincs of No-
‘l'qun‘Ht-igiits Wore looking forward
to celebrating their fortieth wedding
anniversary quietly at their home
here: yet it crowd of so suddenly ap-
peared at the from door on Thursday,
owning. and the couple weré given a
delightful surprise. Rant-Was uni!
many friends were in the party.
Music and refreshments made the
cram jolly. Solos and recitations
wore given by many of the gathering.
James. Cbombs. a resident of Dar—
len, rensoncd without the watchful
acre of Constant» “Hump" Smith. on
Friday, and, when he mude'hla‘opv
pearence in town. after a sojourn in
{Port Clieutcr. he was promptly placed
under W by the'eonstnblcv church
ed with ovarian or a board . bill.'duo
to Miss Eva Krouse or Nomton
ficights. ltocenuy Coombn» emvloyed’
at theJIEJSlits. took-his'meillu it the
‘ fibrmnm‘mwumd Hy inn
hum-(Ho 5:
to tort 'C
- «days with Lira. G. S. Watermry.
100x100 ;
was spent by the 5
Mario 3
iFrida)’ to sign puperu for his son
‘liurry. who is joining the army. it is
WESTON '_ i '
M}? and “fa. Clucenéo Shipmam.
have Visited Boston minivan. "
i." Miss Lix'xle Alumna... want a few
3‘ Norlleld Grunge met in regular
semi-monthly session. Friduyrevcning.
"Mrs. E. h Boers spent a few days
iwith her mother Mrs Crofut in South
:Nol‘whlk
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i Charles Rubey has rcturnml lo
{Norwnlk uftor. upcndinz several days
I'm town.
Miss-Lowell m Now York has been
in guest of her cousin Mrs. Georgi-
. Sherwood.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Ell- Wakcman. llrt-i
ivisitlnx their cousin. Mm. Yuun. iuj
I'Stmtllrld.
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Illrii. Charles Hroch has been in lio-
.wuyton to visit her brother. Ralph
il‘ennell. who is seriously ill.
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A dance is scheduled to be given
tin the town. hull. Tuesday evening,
:conductcd Iiy Nor-field Young men.
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3 Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. r Amis
.whn are spending the winter in New
iYorkphnve been in town for n few
iduys
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. The ladies of the Afternoon Whist
jClnl) held a f‘scwimr her" on Thurs-
iday. at the residence of Mrs. Tho mnc '
'Trcadwell. '
Myron. the two-years-old son of
ihir. and Mrs. George Waterbury. who
,hns been very ill for the punt week.
:is now improving. ‘
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Mrs. Aurelius Gltiotto and little
son returned. Saturday. from several
idays' 'vislt with relatives in South
i Norwalk. last ‘week
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The monthly business meeting. for
February. of the Norfleld Improve-
ment Association. was held. at the
Lower Pariah residence of Mr. nnd¢
Mrs; W. J. Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley. or:
vt‘yreenfleid have been guests of Mr.
Bradley's sister. Mrs. Mary Fauton.
of the East Side. who has also en—
tertained her niece. Mrs. Henry llurr.
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G. B. Kellogg. of the East Side, has
visited his brother. Amber! Kellogg.
in Stamford. His daughter. Miss Allele
Kellogg. has returned from Wood-
buryywhere she was a. guest of her
grandfather. Rev. Alexander Homil-
ton, formerly rector of Emmanuel
parish. in this Inlacc.
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Thiamine"! of. Miss Jane Nichols. 9
aged eighty-five yearn. was. held on
any" at the WW)! her: nines.
Mrs. John -Colc,' with: ‘wboni she re-
.lid‘rd .1! . the. Nichols..:-hom¢'teai in
Not-new; “new: Thom Brenton 1mm
ducting no poi-vim. mu' Nichols
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the late Jeremiah Nicholo. 1nd Frank }
Nichols ul’ Not-field. She mm a ladvi
much belovcd and respected by n}
largo circle of friends, and 1h! last;
mcmlwr of the clrclc of brothers and ;‘
sisters. ulFof whom. worn nativoc of
l‘lt‘molonfihml where. for runny years.
they all result-(l. Misc Nichom had
rclnlncd her health and mental I'l-
cultim to u romnrknhle degree. for
one of nor advanced yearn. until her
lit-mas. which began about three:
Iver-kn ago. Iutcrnwnt was in the Non 4v
licld ccmctcry.
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Clmrlcn E. Fable lino returned from
(I. business trip to \Vorcoatcr. Maui
Mills Ellen Muhor or ch York.“
spending tho work-end with frlcnih
in town.
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Health ()mcer Parrot-nth“ advised
Miko Pnscellie. who was recently bit—
ten by a dog afflicted with the rubies,
to take the Pasteur treatment.
Kcnncth
Rcr. Muckcnrlc. rector
:of the Church of the Holy Trinity.
Iconducted n. class Wednesday evening
at tho Y. Iii. C. A.. in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Willis v. Joncs will be 'tho
.liostess Tuesday mornoon for the
regular amnion of the "Neighborhood I
'Bridgo club. The usual manhunt; time
‘ls anticipated.
A pleasing sesiflon of the Temple
lodge. F. and A. M.. mhcld Thurs-
day evening. Degree work was in ‘or-
doc and. after the human truanc-
tiona a smoker and social time was
enjoyed.
Valentine. Boilnred. formor prom-if
’ctnr of River Cliff Innu‘t‘ Washington 1
bridge which won raided Asevertll
times recently. was made defendant
.in a suit yesterday to recover 3200,
alleged to have been loaned him by
“Walter Stapleton of Bridgeport. "Mr.
Ballwrd. after leaving River Cliff.
started an inn in Greens Farms in
the form of a clubhouse. The papers
were served yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sherill! H. R. Elwood of Fair-
field, who placed the piano and silver-
ware at’tho club house under'attach-
«merits. A keeper was put in charge.
1The case is returnable on March 6 Mn h 8‘1“an
fore. Justice of the Peace. William i one out t in this direction.
W. Bent of Bridgeport.
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, .[oLtbc «caution.- of tho Arnaory for
. ., clue decorations for the Governor's
' Ball and for tho Ynlo..Prom. which in
» on topside all fomer‘olortu lit-ml
~ give-an appmch‘ln keeping with the‘
vital- wwdvuuriiugi- AMGr tho
ri-ondiliufltr'mpenu'from this‘
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Arrangements null)” completed
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Elbe coming industrial nnd’inic ill:-
Ipuuion. At a epoch! mun: om:-
Floor Committee yestnrdny a. contract
iwas lot for the moral futures oi.
{decoration to' Mr. Joy A. smith of
New Hum. Mr. Smith in one at ml
1 leading man in his line in thocaatern
“tater, lid. baring recently had charge
ithe leading event 0! the soclol you
;at the univnmlty. Mr. Smith promin-
'iog~tho Armory uniquely attractive.
The moral chemo of- decoration is
in dark gray “gold, The ceiling lot
.to be unruly-caveman“ Ipoclll
Ilium-«added to gm desired enacts.
The voila will be draped and given
variety. of: announce . of tapestry
combinations. The arrangements on
, booths bu boon completed and york -
led out into on nrtlotlc design. All.
iwoodwork of the booths will the cover.-
led with the same material used in
ithe mural docorntion unit with a do-
; toiLofconfimutlon that will normal».
.iza county. with the. general denim
, Preliminary manual boolhhqlden
alreadyannounced show that many 0:.
the exhibit: will be- gotten up in let
inoclally imitative as well as educfi
itionol form. Ono of the exhibits will
:conrlst of. A complete modern dwell-
?ing withharmonizing colors in inter-
iior and exterior decoration and com-
plete modernequlpment of plumbing;
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linteriori finish and household utilities,
all designed to allow completely the‘
possibilities of convenience and beauty
in the home. The United Electric
Light & Water company promises a
unique and beautiful electrical dis— ‘
play. A largo circular booth in the
center of the hall, surrounded by I"
court. hos beentnken by a prominent.
caterer- ‘who. will finish this nation
lcomplele tp ahawlhe possibilities of
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The decoration work will not be ‘
confined to the interior of the Lunar: ‘
Arrangomonts or. being made for one ”
clot outsidedlghtlng, électric signal
and a pagodo entrance. which will;
artistic tnnlformhtlon of the inter.
‘pooplouof threit'rmr'uw u‘ new
idea ofcthofipoulbllltiel of ottractivov
arrangement cud decoration for rum
minim ”
intuition-inhumanity“ fl ,
A
lilac Lillian Hopkins.
'otroot. Second district, a very pleasant
.hoino myouniven under the direc-
tion of Ilsa Lola. Jen-let ond' Mina
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tllnrtlu and fiance: Kelley. Helen’Bar-
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“Jam Oi Mill”
1 harp-w Motrin“! a firing:
on More.
TOM ORROW:
My Mind
«wan-—
“Estrada!” .
Five-part precaution of the great-
est of romntic drum“.
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fine clapped the adder 20 rounds to!
50' Wot" street. when i will conduct
I" lint'cm Plumbing Eat-bilahment.
rt. A. HEOQLIIN.
Phonirlfm.
mum-r vvmnwno —— b. c.‘
S In t t h . Underwood,
Remington. Ill other
nukes. sold. floated”
repaired. Rooms, 83‘
I per month. Machines
sold nt :6 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY,
M Death Molnltrect. hull: Mom-lit.I
MISSES HOPKINS AND JEFFRIES
ENTEQTMN.
not Fridoy evening. at. the home of.
10 Chestnut
Rankine. Omen werqenioyad. and:
there was delightful music. both vocal
and instrumentoi. Morbments' were
later-unavodtsa’nd “19M hope to
m_.tho»doliahttul.evening in the
near future. v’i‘houo mount were Eth-
el many Halon. Ruth mild.
id“. Berlin Davina, Florence Hyatt,
’Lilllbl! ‘Tulor. Mm. D. W. “Mord.
:Wid Hortord. Eldrldao Boorst. 1: Her
unxblln. William Kain». stove Bar-
d“ and George Rom. '
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THE MOTHER.
She goes about her household
tasks
And rarely awaits, but sad hcr
gaze.
You note the trembling of her
hands; .
You guess that in her heart
she prays.
"‘Thcir lather fought for four long
years. ,
. When news of Sumter stirred
' the land!
l'vc watched him, old before his
time. . '
Scarred by War's cruel, lasting
brand!
“Again! on San Juan's shot-swept
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I pictured our first-born, most
dear. . .
our
boy.
I thought I'd nothing more to
fear!
"Now comes the call; The young-
er lad
is withithc ships! Rash, daring
’ he!
(Yes, yes! I am a Veteran’s-wife
And no one looks for tears
from me i) ~
“I note my- ncighbors come and
go.
Their husbands, sons. in peace-
ful tradel
(Forgive a woman, who rebels,
That chav’n’this cross on her
has laid !) '
“It must be ' so! The' nation’s:
' rights
Must be ‘upheid—Asomc wars
must be.
But. oh! have pity, God! Demand
No more sacrifice from me!"
~New. York Times.
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21 Cor. Mlor Ave. and w Sta.
23 Cor. Benton 8t. nod an A
24 Cor. Chestnut and Henn’ Ste.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Sta.
all-Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
B7~Weat and Elm Grove Eta.
3 Cor. Washington and. Moth Sta.
3! South Main St. near Mcadow
32 Electric Light Station
84 Car. Clay and Spring I963.
85 Cor. Haviluld and Wownssts.
37 Lockwood Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond its.
41 Cor. Foirflcld Ave. and Cedar St.
42 Taylor AVe. and South St.
43 Woodward AVB..M(T Inflow St.
45 Cor. Burrltt and Quintud Ave.
is Cor. Woodward and Lowndea Ave.
.5 R (i G Corset (20., Ann St.
in Golden Hill and Elmwood Ave.
52 Washlnlton at. Bridge
St! Freight Yard
64 Norwalk Lock Co.
Hoyt's Theatre
Reed St. and Putnam Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
8 Music Hall
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in Cm. Main and Wall Btu.
Beldcn Ave. and Union Place
Spring Hill and Kellogg'st.
Union Park
West Ave. andlorklcy Bl.
. Franklin-Ava and Ltvna Elmo.
Gas House (Private Born
Went Are. and ncrwin at
Harbor Ave. and Orchard at,
Chapel Strand Harbor Au.
West Avo. near Armory
Elm Crest and Stevens at.
Cross St. and Wilton .AVo.
Main lna North Ave.
Mon at.
Main old Catherine, Sta. .
New Canaan Ave. Cor. Pair 8t.
Chestnutvmru Sum-nonfat.
Main St. and Union Ava.
On the Green.
East and Lincoln Aver.
East Ave. and Daakam Lane.
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Fire handgun“, 36 “on Mt Street
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4-Fitci school (prim-l.
Private be“: will only its “pulled
to: Ir. on prowl-es when loufed.
A tclopbona meant loffiltoctrlo
Station (706) between tho-hour! of 6
p. in. and a a. m.. giving mm 'of
tire, an alarm will be given from near-
est Mr. "
Sccond Narnia an only: to-‘beruw
en by til. chic! or nationalist upon
his arrival at the in.
humili- School (print).
212-Eost Washington and iron Sta.
le—Vnn Zandt St. and Osborn .AVe.
216—Eaat Ave. and Rowan it.
firewall“ St.
nil—Fort and Charla Btu.
nit-«But Ave. and Fitchat
Eli—St. John 8t. and none Aye.
332—Becvlow Ave. andvrlrst at.
aaFBouleyn‘rd and Second“ St."
nil—Coven“, and Fifth St.
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341~Kcym St. and Pine" Hill £19.;
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342~Keyuer 3t. and Duck Pond rd.
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line om” _, , .
1—0119 blast at 8 p: 111., mndnrd tingfi
1-1—-Two‘ blasts, Ire out. ‘
Il-n-Twcnty two, at o. 8,. who
morning reunion .-'-ofl~publfo
school. ' '“
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'ofternoon lemon of ., public
school. . , . ‘-
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14 Pine Point an‘d’noton Point - ' ,
21 Long Island Rudd WINK!!!”
28' Pawns» lo- GI?” at.
2,3. Crustal“ to Railroad ‘
24 Railro‘od to Broohflo
3 L" entrcl." Mcmnhy St.- to Planar-I
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