SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1915
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PAIGE FOURV ’ THE some Elm” mo smrnsn
‘ j . Arthur Wood, oi Gregory BouloI . m
. , _ yard, is snlering from an attack of I I l
‘ typhoid fever.
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’ Mrs. Carrie Hirschman. oi CentralI
' ‘ avenue, who broke her ankle and knee I _-.
- ' cap in a tall downstairs, Wednesday.I
Edgar Bryan, five years old of
is getting along as well as could be
i expected, although sulfering consider- Rowayton avenue. is ill at his parents' _
lable pun ’Ihome with diphtheria. The ,case was
7 .__ growled to Health Moor W. J.
George Moore has assumed his du-'Tl‘weY yesterday afternoon, and he
'tiee as outside man at the Norwalk Placed the house under quarantine.
Country Club, and his friends are glad? ,
to see him, ‘ ' “ ‘W There will be -no regular session of
_ the Junior League or Sunday-school in
The weather today was somewhat 30b?“ VOOI'hOGS 01 Jersey City. Ithe Methodist Wm”! Church it»
diflerent from a year ago. This morn- lN. J is visiting his parents. Mr. and marrow. OWN ‘0 the prevalence 01'
ing the thermometer stood at eigh-§Ml’3- Edward Voorhees. Of First diphtheria in the community. These
teen and a year 180 it was Imm~_‘street. Ilhaving their Easter eggs ready for
eight. Captain Thomas Smith, who "W“ I“. gift to Pm Point 1? 13311011. will
keeps tabs on the weather says there The Radel Company is loading 3°" bring t to the share an return
has been a cold northwest wind about 9’31 “home” 0“ he” with "m year. isnmediately to their homes Preach
. ‘old oy.stels to be planted on Rack- ing and sessions of the adult Bible
twenty five days in the last month, a 01“." will be as usual.
NEWS
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summon
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hgchVSng fiufhfilosy one I Ev of condition of affairs he never knew or
the East Nornalk Yacht Club, was “'0'“ “1 1‘“ meme-
in every respect a success that well
mailed the members of the East
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Rowayton Baptist Church—~The
services are increasing in interest and
_attendance. Rev. A. B. Coats preach-
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Mr. Abbott and family of New'
York, expect to arrive tomorrow at
l J. 8 Lawrence, of South Norwalk. I
their cottage on Marvin Beach.
:will address the Men's Class at the
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fiorwalk Improvement Association,IEul avenue Methodist Episcopal _...~ ed oItIl TiIiursanyt evening toIa Igoody
under whose auspices the alloyahle' church tomorrow, on one of the vital “Harold Hall of East avenue has num er n sp e o e nc ement
nlair was held. issues of the day. This will be a I purchased a launch and is having it weather. The meeting on hiday ev
overhauled at Starch Creek. wins WI: especially interesting to
--—-——-— {"16 younger people, it being Sunday;
or who always interests his audience; 'Ray Selleck, who has been in l\'ew""“3ho°l night and there was a large
1 York for some time jg expected to.- [-Ie. attendance A. children's meeting
over a hundred people who sat at the
several tables, whiCh were laden With. The little live months old daughter. turn here in a few days IV“ held Wm (Saturday) at 2
_._, o'clock. and Dr. Coats held the close
‘11 30ml 0‘ 500'] things. “1° "9an of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beers of Os-i .
Arthur Saunders. of the Van Camp attention of all at both services.
'33 passed in ' most pleasant “31“ born avenue who has been very illI . I
ion, all enjoying much the pleasing with pneumonia, is a little better Mr Company, is spending a low days at. The services on Sunday are to he or
The quarters of the club were pret— I change from the regular discussions. _
“I, decanted with plants and attrac~ 5 especially as Mr. Lawrence is s speak-I
lively arranged (tags. There were I
event -Beers has had a gems of sickness InI his home here. Especial interest beginning with a
The ladies in charge of the tables his family for some weeks I - - --—-— momiug prayer meeting at 10:15.
were: Mrs Milton Elwood, Mrs. E. K. Starch Creek, and making a number Morning worship at 10: 30 Sunday
Ischool at 11:50. Junior C. E” at 3: 30.
St. John, Mrs A. Smith, Mrs. 13- Mr. and MraJohnR. l’liommedicu, I0! impror.ements ,
:0. E. meeting at 6: 45. Topic: Home
httmon' M”; Davis, M”- E 8 0f Rowan street are today obseningI .,_-... ““‘w— “
Merritt Mrs. E. B Smith, and Miss the twenty se<0nd anniiersary of it WISE MERCHANT. Mission Opportunities That Summon
3°”an Young. 'their marriage. A number of friends advertises his goods. it he cannot do Us Ezek. 34:2031. Leader. Mrsu
The capable committee in charge have extended congratulations. 'it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel . Nettle Raymond. Evening service at
maelsted 011 Mrs. R. E. Morrison. classified “For Sale" columns. Call I 7:30. Dr. Coats will be the preacherI
chairman, Mrs. S. C. Marshall and Nor-’up the oiiice. and an ad. man will call ; at both services on Sunday.
lrs. B. J, Thomas. ‘ m on you, l The meetings will be continued
Joseph H. Brown, OfISouth
walk, is merhauling his launch
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next week and there are to be ser-
vices on Tuesday, Wednesdm oThurs-
day and Friday evenings. at 7: 45
ritowayton Methodist Episcopal
March 28—10200 a.
m., (fiass Meeting. J_ S. L‘Homme
dieu. leader. 10:30 a. m., morning
worship; sermon by the pastor; sub
ject,:"iie Comes Again." ll: 50 a m.,
Sunday-school. lesson subject, ‘God’s
Mercies to Disobedient *lsrael."
school at the close of the session. All
parents as well as their children are’
urged to be present
Jimbr league. The good attendance
or the Juniors was very encouraging
last Sunday. it is hoped that still
others will come, 6:45 p. m., Er
worth beague. The topic is, “Our Na-
tion’s Ward’s."
man is the leader.
and preaching service. The pastor's
evening subject is, “The Devil‘s Plan
for Keeping People Away from God."
Tuesday evening at 7: 46 p. m., Dr.
C. E. Barto will give his very interest-
ing lecture on "The Passion Play "
No admission will be charged. A all
ser oil'erlng will be taken. You will
enjoy this lecture. it is illustrated
by the very best of views.
Wednesday evening the ladies of
the Aid Society, have arranged iorI
a supper and social time at the
church. A more extended notice will
be given of this. later
Thursday e\€lllll§ at 7. 30 p. m., the
regular midweek prayer meeting.
Friday e\ening at .45 a special
sen ice of prayer and Conset ration it
is hoped that all members will keep
Good Friday in accordance with the
governor's proclamation as far as pos‘
sible. This evening service is
keeping with this proclamation.
who desire to come are welcome.
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All
—-8entlnel Want Ads. brine manila
TheI
‘pastor will give a short talk to the
Miss Emma (lush-3
7:30 p. m., song-
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AND >‘
SAUGATUCK
visited recently with friends here.
A meeting of the Soldiers of the
3; 30 p [1]., King was held yesterday afternoon}
at Trinity rectory.
(unstable. Flank t‘. Sturges has;
been (onfined to his home with an
attack of rheumatism.
A meeting of the Knights of
Pythias will be held Tuesday night
[at their rooms in the Fable building.
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l A number of local young people
are planning to attend the dance,
which is to be given by the South-
Iport firemen.
Through the agency of Alfred G.
Southey, local real estate man, the
eight tenement houses upon the prop-
Ierty of the Bridgeport. Hydraulic
company, recently purchased from
the Bradley Axe Company, has been
sold.
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lions are being made by the mem-
hers of the Westport Gun club for an
limer-club shoot to be held at their
I.grounds on (‘ood Friday. invitations
hate been issued to the clubs of the
(allowing towns. Nor-walk, lianbuiy,
liidgefield. Stratford, Fairfleld and
illrirlgeport. Some crack shots are
:l-xpected to be present and some fine
Iscoree will probably be the result
The funeral of Lucretia Spine, wile :
of Joseph Spine, was held Thurfilay ;
morning from her late home and
Ifmm the (‘hnrch of the Assumption.
‘T‘leneuwd died Tuesday at the Non
I'walk hospital after a siege of pneu-
an in L-rlf'vivat‘l bu hur hue.
vertifl‘l‘
‘ hilious,
Mrs. Jane Welden of New Havené
" To STOP HEADACHE ‘g’
Headache usually (omen from a
sluggish liver and bowels. if you feel
dizzy or tongue is coated
and stomach sour, just get a ill-cent
box of Cnscarels to start your liver
and Lou-cls and your headaches "ill
end.
CAN’T F IND DANDRUFF
Ex’er-y hit of dandruff dlSappear-s af—
ter one or two applications of Da.n»,I
Idorim» rubbed well into the scalp‘
lm‘th the ringer tips. Get a tinsel]!
.buulc of Denderiue at any drills
store and sale your hair. After a
tow applications you cant find a par:
Lticle of dandruff or any fallingI hail,
Iand the so tip will neier itch.
Iband and one daughter Burial was
Im the Catholic cemetery on King
street. s
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Student at the Staples High School
will he interested in ll‘Ww that um;
Harriet Randolph who has been con.
lined in the Bridgeport hospital has
been removed to her home in Fair-
field where she is getting along nice
ly.
QUICK ACTION WANTED.
When one is coughing and spitting
I—with tickling throat, tightness in
chest. soreness in throat and lungs—~-
when head is aching and' the whole
body racked with a cough that won't
hermit sleep—«he wants immediate rm
lie. Thousands say Foley‘s Honey
and Tar Compound is the surest and
quickest acting medicine for couchs,
colds. croup and la grippe. Sold ev-
erywhere.
A lassie who lived in Kirkcudhright'
Fell in love with a baker new I
I Newdbright,
‘I Site adored all his pies,
But awarded the prize
To New-dbright's
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