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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 20, 1915 · page 4

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emvoiirmgonn'etmtio mmhuhtvhbimetho
avenue; emanates-dram. New
massrqidlym
W. A. Mead daughter Marion mmmwwme:
thelowwshowetthearand mafia-mammal
Rambles! Y-ork. last crummuh‘bflemmner.

V Theflterheeteeeens is approach-

- Andersen. eVVt'BesvieuiViivevl
m.” her home with “,Mndmelievw the city. but

 

 

ndhemdywhnthdwsrmwesthw
arrives. Iii-e them already
Amie-sane OfW'MSMimmfimdmfasdee-

“Morales“ expert electricias'

M 5." It. tr“ ad found all
'hmfimflwjpozm ”maxim ‘— 11 “I heels look well in
. in” so...“ Mil-ewhoamiatamaiedinthe

V V V aDill"§tlisttlieleseiiliiltoliiziaiive-
l! 0-s- Qsiie a number or boats
‘ ' 9’ u" E” Am“ I" ”-V .bande. the M1333:

“arch was held last evening in the
limit. H ashes everything ready.
mm' W” mu“ ”m and sunbathing willeertainly be doing

‘ ”animated. inllowing whichV I: II I
'Itheocieihonrwaeeo-VTmmV thtsyeer

-. had. ° W m'

A rehearsal or the in“ chat of the uuwmrmme 5“
h“ Avenue at B. Church w” held line! 1 five ntovw'iooked the article
hatnvening. The chair is busy ra- m a“ “mm-V m“ ""10”
mourn» musical program to W‘fl‘ “W"

I! rendered on Blaster Sandsy ander‘ “V t“ "‘7 mt “4“" “1°11" °°

V' V. flie direction 01' Organist A. NettletonV the M sex we con realise "'7
Paddock. reedhy that she knows very little or

W 8b a! a terociousp
Themaier Friday VVevening [Antes hie-her oi the shine unity-,‘henoe
selfless were held last evening in the m“ m

autumn. on anger, 39mm}. ll. bones... the critic is an able-
11iere was a large attendance and the bodied III. “I" better would it ill”

sinister in (mu-go, Re“ T p Csshey. been tar hire to hove helped his broth-
D. 0.. o't Southport, delivered a brie! 6" I'D-M than to have criticised him
and thoroughly lamenting talk. g i take it it! M 0! course. that
“he with witnessed the combat. but

‘facal nag... report that datiiah M M ill-“him In tomcat-to
no "aiming pretty strong and or latrl (0001'- thd elm second-hand news

."dae. The cross or the outer which one new. one W115;
hr several days have been catching “is huh“.

these fish in til ter redsel.
J. it. We Wyn. .VlVohn rind} LY,” Dilly” @WER
dies-ice.

he parchased a" new automobile. , i

,> The men's class of the East avenue The h‘l Voters oi the Third Tax
lEflhan‘hnilldisinlse thence inguDietrietei'the City oi Norwallt
net victory of the Hebrew people; are hereby nailed end warned that

flame-emoimaumntenfinemmoi said District
wfleiiiclsnesolmatetresannditla‘wlvbohld lithe Fitch School
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“than“ elicits equallin- House. in aid District, Thursday
' 'fi-oi taking a chance when than evdng.“lat...-flli.et 8- o'clock,
.flsmekopeoi m for the m m to wit:
'~ 1. To all.“ the District Coni-
maintaining anniversary united-antenna" each sum or
a"). ssd‘hirs. (“Word A. Amundsen‘seiaedneaq.‘ may be decedent-y
'fll iastereningiltfidr‘hnthh Money in the
has. 27 First street Pianoniee-EledsieelWLoreny other
“no were rendered by Edna Voorudmettha metrlot. the in
bflee-Vsiwhen; ummaflmlnmehumtobe N-
<~et iv. Platt and inns mm.'tsma eye-nee Included in budget at
m was enjoyed until a late Mamba. 1n; and to give a note
hour after which a bountiful collation, or notes hr each sales borrowed.
and served. There were guests pres-V; sum w the report of the
5“ irui Bridgeport New Yosknnd lwmmtod 1!! "10
“m N J Several Mill mV Huger ed Council. to “appraise the
We received. The sum departed apparatus as the like Department.
fianldteiiour. wishing lit and Hmtbefin mom. and Police
flanisen many happy wedded years. m an. at the First; 806':
. land not shell detects." end. ’1:
18m! another of the various "siVsne' MM to authorise the
her spring" mentioned ireqnently is the“ moist W of: the rhii-d
wit: shown by the members oiuie'rmm in still to the Fourth
'fiet Namath improvement Associa- Tanks-m the fie 'apper'etVVaVs
lion in making ready for the bandit-lend- In deli Wes held Vend;
mic! Triangular Park. on Gregorxiownfl Iii-fl we. :Qeiehdr V8.
'.18ViiVllle;vsrd.An important meeting in’ 1911. and fluids terms as the meet-
”cream: to this matter will he held. ins" me. or authorise the
1* Tilesday evening of next week at mum and
810' Home of Mn Susan Your. on wan-mm mum to
bet Avenue, at 8 o'clock. The mn’leen to On my: Taxing District
mhership. both honorary and not: them m on terms as the

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eye. will be present. City Engineer’ steed-‘5 IdiydeteVVsniine.

MASheuonheehdmnlns lid-dummsnelhsayor
constitutive plan n-W‘mms. ‘. '.r~-

., VVIDKVHIDD when heaufided. W.H,BNIFTEN

immentwalksboerdthehil- « - IDDADR,‘
' hndlow monasterthndehrno DESIRED.

580mm- trees are attractively nhnwn.
”he not. yet been decided whethnr

AttestV? new clerk. '
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do: V-IAVVII. meant ‘Tokeneke, is
spending the spy in New York city.

 

 

_.,. are. A... held in the plant on Bey-
fi‘wm’. en'Moeday eveninn- aboard
. ‘ “will-be strongly recommeli
to inclined ndvud Elms-e. " We: ’2'“!!!
diltilct commissioner Ail. York.

V' filled hid . beenniedeteflllve‘ his. -
w'Diaie-oonlider his rehignatlondun.
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. the issue.

_ meeting in the Sunday School room.

.to air .

Mia Contisaionere .

 
 
 

neamum Bide

V-VeV‘vam ,- 4

menauuauatherm,

over their summer liaise n Take—

asks.

. . has. “lam lanai ,
in Windham W!
recovered from a urinals illness.

”merino. up Meander:
sees adulusmlll .M

then! end Us :th w
cashless. we thQ
'at the same we

slad'toeeemem eases stillbirth:

etc-hen. fin-Mp they been lilies?
cold. Thur next stop is

their destination. They have had
good iadsment in the location or the

onid' ills air is very dry misery
(RM) a town at the “first
Wy 0! (heads. with lattice in
the Gem Paella. Relive! 3.33;
miles west or waned. ll steed-'V use
feet above see-level. in a breed and
level valley between and now And l»
newlines; has sin-ems nuns.
is altrsdhigcenhr'lor s Ndedistrlet.
much or which :13 taken up it!

reaches. it has a pop pride-gm about
5,000.1“ hope they
with their pockets tilled with W
ity and hostel health: ,

 
 
 

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WNW. at Hitler'e Bridle. to

have‘lettehesoedflntie'dm toenail-initiate a iargepetronage” tide

 
 
 

theyienpect to take a reach in... “
home again. Their iii-st stop was at, 9 sn- Manua- the menu name

town they have chosen. AW ,

HrlliHary Waterbury lies retinas—

distant: Gen-13‘“. fioi‘oliin do
seedy (or ”Warned
in the Lunar tutors _ "»_'

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are hdng suede in the

'15.. are
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Hrs. WeitelV-Vsi‘eg'dhle h‘Ve’s ietur’ned
do her home at mull. att-
er a no mouthi- mower: her moth-i

 

who. and Dr. H. G Noxon est.
nod pupils of Center School yu-
m“ nursing. nil rapeseed them in
wood Physical W!

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(Jack Dugdale Sound himself in

considerable trouble on Wednesday

neuroses iron! the dance at

y Fire House in Noroton Heights.

"A breakdown at lie motorcycle gave
Jim a walk home.

 

at“ Brae. mm
(rose n visit flu! mm
in New York.

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nil. Hayes 6! New V‘YOIk,’ m
pm the w W
place in Belden Hill has been in
town mummi- the spring open-
ing at her suinnler home.

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Vrho‘slaiu his paper maintains
death oivmmem Jenner, or New
York. Mr. Jenner wasnhe rather of
.Hm. F.v£..Eolis.nd.-at one line it »
summer ruldent. V

 

On Tuesday alteration March 23,
Hie- Ahtae creamy will M be-
lnsie the Equal Beltane league.
which all! he held": South Wilton,
with Mrs. Sticker-man and Miss Von
Human.

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in Ill-eels recently. was hdd
from I Luke'eflhu'oh. yesterday sf—
terneon. inter-silent was in the Wed
sanity cursory on the .P-et Reed“
Nosotui.

The Young People's Baden of the
Marina. mutant. W :a St. Pat-
rick'e entertainment in the chapel
wavelet! night. With is three at.

 

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110an Methodist Episcopal
Church—«Sunday. Mitch NBA-do a,_rni.
Class Heeling, J. 8. L'Kolnmedieaq
leader. demo 1. m. reading was}
ship. The pastor's em Ilihdect 'AeV.
"Wh‘ntnoever Things Are Pom." inst
a. m. Bandsyochwl.
is. “Jonathan and His Armor-bearer."

the Scodeld will have charge. 6: 46V

p Ismail teams. The topic is.
“David; God's Method at Developing

will dad a cordial weloolle.

 

Rowsyten Baptist Church.

The Anniversary Funds Committee
or the Christian rhinesvor man:
held' 0 Rubber Social innihe Sunday
School room on Friday evening. Iv-
eryohe who attended was supposed to-
bring something in the line oi old

robber“ a?“ ”Va-14$;

i‘or rho supine-n. Hill0 a WWW!”
be realised for the Anniversary l‘iiiliV
Games approprlilte to Saint Ppt‘rich's
Day were played. which furnished
mach pleasure for the entire com-
pany. Refreshments were served by
the connnlttee'. Tile incubus»! the
committee are: idles diary. Battle.
chairman; HiVas :Kate Crockett, and
Mrs. Henrietta Raymond.“
Church services Sunday. March 21.

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the .Bnndeydohool room. 10:30, the
mousing-service with a gallon by
Rev..A. B.- . 11.. D. «W
and winging by the Junior‘ Choir.
11:50 The BibleSohool will meet (or
Bible study. 3:30..the Junior Society
of Christian Endeavor will hold a'

8:45, the Christian Endeavor meeting
in charge oi Hrs. «E. ii. Every. Topic:
“Favorite noose of idle Bible. and
Why " John 1:125 21: 30-25.
suing service in chains or Dr. A. ‘8.
Costs, of Hartford.

These services on Sunday are the
beginning 0! two weelrs of special
evangelistic meetings to which the}
general public is most cordially in

cared for Vthe meetings and there willV
be speCial music provided when possh
bio lode so.

one following well known siren hive
been :eecured to preach on .tiie tel
lowing dates: .. . .

March 21. Rev. A -.B QctheVV..D. Vi)

Tuesday. March 23. Rev. Edgar 9.
Jackson.

Wednesday, March 2i. '.Rev A. 'H.
Boutwell —

Thursday. March 26. Dr.
Castle.

Friday. march 26. Dr'." A. D. 1(loath.

en

Sunday. March .28 Dr. A. B. Coats.

Tuesday,ldarchV30,:1Vter.JfW. Etch-
ardson. _- ,_ ,

Thursday, Afldfiilemw T ‘Mken

For Wedneldty. March 81. and Fill-
day, April 2. speaker}; to he annohno
ed later. 2

A most hearty invitation ’is extend-
:ed to every one in the community. to
attend any. or all, :oi these meetings

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'Lepon ancient : ,

3: 30 p. in. Junior League. Miss Ber- V

Leadthe nadir luv-Ina! its» ‘

mos. “1:30 p. in. evening son; and ..
hing service.
VVTlViarsday. 7: 80 p. in; mid-week
Dnflr service

All who desire to worship with as V

-‘- lchleuter. foererly of this town.

10:15. " idol-hing prayer-meeting“~lh' '

.:-'liillev.

ed. Excellent speakers have been se- V.

other day. while attesriplins to lift

. they could help him.
Saturday, March 27 no: a. ii. Costs; '
one New Haven rend (oi: lorry years;-

moments set «a pension in.
intentions worker hr-

‘ ‘ the center In merrily
spent in. music and'snmesxaind re-
freshments were served later. The so-
leisl sue-We er the moiety. of
which Miss Helen “Worlds is' chair
roan. web in charge ' ‘

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.Devenport liar DBMeeeVd a
POM m‘wei mt Y- ii 4

.3.

hrs named tl'ieir- W hairy Iiltiihen.
—w: '. N

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.e

. F. C ltaymonde humanism-n My“
road avenue .il ready tor, «WM?!

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‘Ered L Raymond in lanolin; VvVi'itVlie
liked-poisoning in a" linger or his
I'llhl hand. A‘ . .‘ It

- -. *W ' 16: L.

John J. Brent of Providence v

(21-?th his denim. “Wm; Brent. 0

:Vpl‘lulmfil a“ .... .
l LV . J

Mr}. slid Hrs. ThonuniJ§.ngrty of
loath Help street ,are now enjoy.

"‘31th*‘E‘EY’gQ‘VQ'E‘v‘Q'v-e _. J.

Frank Brent and family of Spring-
e epeiil MW with flair. and Mn.
W l. Braht. Baldwin avenue. . '
fl?—
Heeold .VDnvis left Holiday evening
for Cube. Him. where he will join Geo.

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W" '
.hirs. Leland limith ‘0! New York
orient the week-lend with her parents:
Mr. and Mrs. John Winnie of Rich~.
mend all!

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Eugene ‘Weiter’s or “New York is
new employed in lee-nub trocery;
in place of Richard Carroll..vvho has

a position in Merriam.

 

The Dulles a. Davenport Co. has
a panting and «decorating contract
[or Mrs. Arthur HeHullen and eit-
tensive work at Rilicrest Manor.
Stamford.

 

Stephen Hoyt's Sons e (20.. has been
receiving a large shipment 0i shrubs
bery lrom abroad during the week.
Levi. 8collab! and Fraud V‘Ysuee
mule ii 11va trip to damn.»
eently. Mr. Sconeld purchased a met-
0rd) cie.

 

Pill O'Neil oneness conduct! to
Mk home on Richmond Fm ~for the
past week. He broke several or hisi
fills is short clone ago smile at Work
on Ville Cheppell regidence. and the

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ii li'eevy weirlit. strained himlt.

 

William l. Brent 0‘! Beldvvin ave-
hue will either the min and ‘Ear' In.
ill-mm in New New today. .vv_.be_n his
eyeé will be treated in the hope that
his night will be rdetolddr’ Hr. Brant
la, totally blind. end“ stared the oth-
er .day that the specii’tlis‘ts could 96
as for as they liked it they thought

. 1:“ 23.: a 2‘;
John F- «liens VonV Sinlnii'lrd. WVhoV
has been edibldi‘led as a hrakevnan oii

was relieved impulduty. Wedoeedsyfi
on_ his arrival in New York 01' bite>
he has been one or Viihe'V. Walled 0n
the New Caused express; When he“
arrived at the Grand Dentin! Sta-
rtiiin. yesterday Minnelli: was end-Lt
end to report at the superintendents
lilacs. where he made the incessant

Kearns has been a fdiihml and con-
there‘iimphny..

 

7 "IV WNW“ ilVV rWlVIMVi-w
Vrin Ne’wV York . .. .

 
 

 
 

The lnuerel or Elihu Weed. who!

V.iir ithd iris? céo'i-se 1:.de 'V

“i we
rt :3.

Vw‘eVelt but two d
an

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other old-ens are dieing all in their
power to promote the Children 0 Gas»
den Contest which has commenced
der ravdrnbie auspices. tor the trial
for prises in Bteptember
m
Picture polish halite been modelled
tense In. I11. Waite-ll nint-
aria; nines: Bathrobes-s. modde- .
Hi- Mary Ha‘rks read a paper at
the Orange meeting at Common Hell
Wednedny evening entitled 'f-Iy
Works flier."

 

atthahonieeihlr ‘eiid Hrs. John.
Knapp in Nortb Wilton. Parcels will
he'soldnou: amok poet oisne. end

“ the precedent“ be Maddie the
him church. A hue attendance’

is hoped for.

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EXDI‘.‘ di‘ D: Mend has returned tron)
mbuMm trip to New York.

 

>13". ViVuid Min. Robert W Post are
ntert'eihinii outaof- town (rtende.

 

hive. Rose B: *BVer-eell or delete «street;
was aivlsitor in‘iNeev‘ h’urli mum's-

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nostril motion? or the eiiiif'd a:
Donation ’0)!" he held ileum hows
rlilll‘ sleet Tuesday evening '

a . r’

.fl'l‘iie entertainment igiv Vbe the
idoiy NVsnie Society or the Vliurcll oi
Assumption prom a great success.
socially and linalicialiy.

 

 

Staples High school rehearsed on
Thursday tor their pinyin! “The Am-
alone.‘ to be given on April 9.
The annual. VmVeetirig of the Sunday
school sill-otters of rho Weather-i

held in the church. l‘ollowinVn the ser-
\icee Sunday morning. Oillceril for
the ensuing your will be elected.

 

Fire Walden John P. McCormick
state! that conditions in the vicinity
are very- dry and' he intends to en.
some rigidly theetete's order prohib:
lting the building of honoree, which
is directive until June. Warden Mc
Cormick gives as the reason Jor the
dryness that there was a lack
snow and. sin to keep thematic,
“5"“?- ' . ,
.s_—V‘—
Specidentlons torthe work .VoVn fllfi

re-trlliuted. to local contractors and age]-
ed'blirwlu lie received-by theaelsct-
men nutweek. In order co~chtaln
the money than] :-be ; necessary ,to
dill a special town meeting. at which

mum at the town meeting the
money will have to be borrowed.

.fi'm.

A born on the Jennings properly in

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.- {iree‘Vns Penna was destroyed by- are
‘r' Thar-daysm the damage is outlines“
led at about ‘8100. The" ‘bluo lln'd'.

gainéd grout “headway when discover;
ed and the volunteer lire companies
were not edited: The barn is believed
to hav‘e caught from a green tire that
orient
rapidly; ineverel other liruslh and mess
fires ot'niihor irnpcrtancs'e were reps—3
tea but no other serious denture was
doling ‘ 4

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al dogs into his nonunion. when he
{ounll unmussledf No new- rubles cah-
on We developed hens in. the last

stitute regarding this cotidifliili

iv days. one. yarns .people were

Kitten by side: that mesudtlllcted With
nobles in the worst (elm. '

«Ten—sile—
tine or the most unique ist. Pet-V

 
 

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I” l’lidlyvbi‘n'eu guests were ettiiiéd “irr’dli'i-w

twitches see sense home men
.Vifil,
. ‘ .l.
. _ £th

‘ Patidrn’ii‘illlWlll‘tiim fit

 

 

 

 

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women lie-mew intenth‘v
fililii'flerts '3’!

E
“2‘s. Schliehting is shrine: we

othelwise treaties the knee on Bliss<
Winner tor (he sent. .

The Epworth Luigue will hold s3
milieu Wanna“ evening. lurch 21. {

Hemhers’ oi the senior class olV the V

How Will V‘Chlmlh will he ‘

or,

Bridge areet'seheol have been dis»

mantles has yet dined-W'V'It is.

died .lr‘i Southziort and spread

. DdVg Warden Mills has talten setter-e

Ate being.th tor,
bee ation by l warden. ItiVs ea-' ‘
”mg thine report from the the‘Pde-3 ~ . .

atolls: Gertrude Leandra“ Mich} . .
.ael Pncseili will be received within: .

day celebrationeabhid in: “WV.
‘wais venln theFthle'H' ".
.ihirdi. Charles Ruble .'.V' 'e'

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

buying an up—b-idate Slips“ sud. H‘V "
- shoes or men's furnishings aV‘i'iltV
to the Palace all commie
open that for qVV y, style and
also. intranets! ____f_-____ - .

1.. FM
Theatre Building

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is". a. r. M. has visited iriénd;
in _ ‘

 

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l2. mineralisation 3mm.
Wt yesterday in Reading

VHr. and hire 1". ‘W. 619300”. or
Norwalh. were in town yesterday
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clans-rhea. ”attire usual hours turner,
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: L; V
i m Loomia Gould and Mrs H M SOUTH maxim Film
Fouchette are spending today in the W 30m ‘

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Nor-white No.

is West at. opp. mire-n St. fiche:
it flashcard finest. ”9.2mm
l4 Cor. has and Nah M
15 Cor. High. ft. and 38va Au,
‘ ls Norwaik Iron War 5 Building |
11 Oor.‘ Gehr- st; West Ave.
is High heat. ”A
21 nor Taylor ‘Ave. and eat Ste.
1: tier Bm‘. all day Ave.
:4 Cor Cheated! a.“ mum ~-
25 Cor. Horace and Heinflte ,
fl WM!!!) Ave. Hid Austin he
27 ”and El-
! fler. Um delete,
11 South Main at. near m
82 Electric Wt 8m ,-
ii ,Cor. Clap and fields.»
86 Car Devil-all and Water Ste.
87 Lockwood .35 De. .
4 Gear. Day and Rey-dud fisV
4! Cor. W Ailing-insane
A: Taylor Ann and in
re Woodward Ave. and mellow st.
“ Cor. Harriet and Quilt-I‘d Ave.
ii Cor. Woodward and Mules Me.
5 8 & G Corsetflewhnn I.
61 Golden Bill'aiid Dimwood-Ai'e.

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The we Aid Society held an
copyable nodal in the town hail.
Friday evening

 

Hrs D L. Rowland goes to Wil-

ton tomorrow. for a two week’ 8 visit,
W

Ht- InIVhe Wenelng. has re
turnddn Carmen. ester is a: we
visit with West Side Intends.

Mrs. R. C. Williams spent the day
yesterday. with hire. H. A. Perry. slid ‘
Hrs [Wing Inckwood, oi’ the West
Bile

 

 

Ire: New 33. Wheeler. has sitter-
indeed her sister. Hrs. Cooke from
Easton. and her son, Frank Wheeler.
.srem Eeysieiir.

 

Catheter E. M. F'illovv of Peplar
Plains. has finished painting the ex-
tailor of D. Morris Andrews new resi-
done. at the West Side. 7

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Air and hire Charles Northrop ‘
returned to Pound Ridge, N. Y. to-
day after a Unit with their daugh-
lit-r. Hrs. Georg Col-ea

l
V id Hoyt‘s These-f .
Cl Reed 9t. and Putnam Ave.

7 Ne'nwalk Hospital ,

Hrs. Frank Gorhsm has spent a 9Cross8t. _ V ‘
Jew day. with her brother and eie-V M"
Vter.in.iw, Ir .nd In Charles s»)- N NOW“ I“ mm mm

5v .— .

n s Plain

lesson. .19.. Lilo
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.4536. «Hale and w its. . ,
2,1 BelVdeVn Ave. ‘sna‘qiiion Place
2‘2 spring rim and ironies-8t.

iii Union Park

15 West Ave and Berkley 8t.

17 Irenhdin Ave. and LynesV Place
a: Bee House (Private flex)

2: West Ave and Heeran 8t

38 Harbor Ave. and Orchard -Bt.
IFChepel e2. ‘ued'i-leibor Ave.

is West Ave. near-Armory

38 Elm Crest and Stevens 8t.

41 Cross 8t. and Wilton save.

it Alain-sad North *Ave.‘ ‘

in: Prince 9t.

€2.Maln and Gatherine Ste. .. ,
hit New. .Caneeli Ave- Ger. ir at.
51V Chestnut i’ieh‘r‘ canine? st"
“weft. ‘VUJVd Union“: _,. -
“bl! defiumf " " ‘ [mm 51::- sign 3. rid iile
I! East and will: Mfi-m

It East Ave. and Dustbin Dene.

; unwillimlulfley William, were
“in Norwalk yesterday. where they
.yieited their daughter. line -C A,
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Mrs. David HprihntVt. 01V Danni. has '
been. iii tolrsi‘ Im- an over-night visit
with her Vmother. Mrs} Nelson Cross-
.man. 'alid heri sisiter; Mrs Arthur
Dudley; c: Nordeld. ..
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Fire VWVeVrden Bradley and lileVV as-V
aistentsV hlvVeV been kept very busy.
sunshine forest ,iirne. vhleo—ath'ose .oi
lute ”And My Vu’idfl‘r many
.tlnies sinned.” oi srne-
Iker; during the past“ two Weeks -. .V..
i moi 1mm «salmon. erreeeih' Man
'oliealer,‘ Hid Lees Flint-n of Plant.
JOraege. N. J. and the Misses Trend-
well will return trestle crom their
teaching duties. to spend Bic Easter
glances. with their parents

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- No.
13 Highland Ave" to N 7.. VN. H. &
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la Hickory Blair and Bell Island.
14V Pine Point had me Point
21 Long island Bound touclunli-y
.St. ..
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St. '
22 fliess'St. loflauroed'
24 Railroad to Drooheide

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A clam chowder dinner will be
Ilservnd in the town whflatnrda‘it at
inconu by the .ladies at the Norneld
ulmproveinent Association. {or the
men engaged in Will“ the
hoarse-sheds on the Norfleid Church
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Fire headquarters. 36 van lent Street

Telephone 170 -. ..

‘Prlvste boxes Will only be pulled
for lire on premises where located.

A telephone message to Electric
Station: (706) between-the hours of 6
pm. aniline“. Whammn or
manual“ will ustnmtrom near- .
est .".‘hox
, Second alarms are only to he giv-. »

en ’Vlby the chief WME chief upon.
his arrival- hi the an

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tit—Van zone: 81:. and Osborn Ave. ‘
filo—East Ave and Rowen 8t ' '
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nah—Port sud Charles Ste. ~ '
nib-East Ave. and Fitch 8t
rail—«st John St. and Edna) Ave.
sin—end... Ave. and First St

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