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My was one of the mlldeet days}
yet. East Side thermometers early
,fih musing registered 82 above.
Scoueld wtllbe the speaker this even-
ing.
» illenry W. Plant. of New York. has
, m Woman’s Auxiliary oi the been spending a fewdaya at his Belle
, W Church, will met on Thursday
' muons with Mrs. G. P. Smith, is
"Mamet.
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NORoToN
Russell Spanner is confined to his
home with illness.
. Ill. Misses Della Van Coevering‘
ll. Gladys Beach of the East Side..
up the guests. for several days. of
this in New Haven.
Island residence.
, "no Lsdiee’ Aid Society of the East 5
”one M. E. Church are in session1
it afternoon in the church parlorsl
”be business will be transacted by .
a social time.
Albert Hazzard. of this place. Who,
m embarked m the contractian Mrs. Isabel Tolniie has, occupied
wees, has just finished paintingiher cottage for the summer
“. gaming the residence of Miss ‘
Muster. in Southport.
James A. F. McCartluiond and family
have occupied their summer home
i
The Connecticut Company worilinenRhere for the season. '
fl! busy erecting iron trolley poles on
use new Washington street bridgel Charles Sheppard and Thomas
M are sixteen of the poles to he Meéhan, of Stamford, spent the week-
” ill). eight on each side of the end with friends in Darien.
We. Already nearly half of them
hre been erected.
s
The Presbyterian Young People's
Society will hold a box social ill the
N1! this lnol‘nlns Rev 8 P Fair- church rooms on Thursday evening
links. pastor of the East Avenue 111. ~—
3- Church, left for Brooklyn. N. Y. _ {’rof. RKilpatricll of Storrs College
there he will be 8130118 thfi film?» will speak. at the Congregational
Medial Episcopal ministers to at» Church. Thursday’evening, instead
find the several days’ session of the or last night, as previously announc.
, New York Conference of the Method- ed. The subject of his address will be
u Episcopal Churches. An interest- Poultry
h; program is prepared for the oc-
melon. The pulpit of the local church Dr and Mrs H E Brown enter-
Ill be filled by Howard Benedict. a tained their two sons and daughter-
WW “W491“ 0‘ Yale University, in law, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore
:1, , was the pastor’s absence: inrown of New Haven and Stanley
5’: * “""“’ 5Brown of Harrisburg, Pa., over the
Easter holiday.
A well enjoyed social, which took
the form of an “April Fool Supper"
I“ last evening taken part in by the
members of the Epworth League oti
Ilse East Avenue M. E. Church. fol
lowing the regular monthly business
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teldance most satisfactory The com ' ”ed to Harvey Watkins Of New York
nitbee in charge of the successful 31- i'l‘he couple Md no attendants, and
air: consisted of Harriet Warm and Dilly relatives and a few intimate
"Clara Edmond During the business‘mends- were present. The bride was
session plans were tallied up concern- gowned in white satin, trimmed with
supine holding of a mock trial the 1’0“” “‘“e' D" mm“ W“ K“ W”
late of which entertainment is to he “mod the ceremony The groom,
fixed later. The chairman of the ”‘0 was born in S” Antonio Texas,
directing was authorized by vote to up * ills spent many years in the West.
Mill- a. nominating committee. 111d iox it time was also in China. He
' .i.~1 a manufacturing chemist. with off-
A big time is in store, to- night, for cos in New York. W. E Sl'eét. the
the members of the Loyal Workers’RR fathel of the bride, is a retired bus-
society and Sunday School of the East. iness man. formerly connected with
”Walk ‘Advcnt Christian Church. lie Pennsylvania Coal Company.
“0‘ men of the Sunday School are to;
‘ enjoy a supper. which will be served
by the ladies of the school. This treat
hue result of a contest in which the
' men were the winners. To- night, also.
“ no buarter‘ly business meeting of the
. loyal Workers Society will be held.
- Wrtant interesting matters are to
‘ bedtscussed M7145 o'clock the fol-
bring excellent program will be pre-
In a pretty ceremony at St. Lukes
Episcopal Church, Jin Norotou yester-
day uftoriioon. Miss Elsi’e Street,
'aiighter of Mr. and Mrs. William E.
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Opening Song. J. B Goggin has purchased an eight
Prayer. lindci Cadillac of the Johnson Gal'-
:Sm‘lpture Reading. “‘1‘ 11.38
Solo—By Robert Thompson.
T‘Wing of Secretary's Report
Dr. Weeks. of New York spent the
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Selection—Male Chorus week-end on his estate at Brushy
Reading of Treasurer's Report. ' {Ridge .
"—-',' . smurfi ~——- '
R.wfion Trio Mrs Lydia e 0 5 Wm. F. Mahoney of Amenia was
Policy and Frank Self
Ring report of Lookout Committee.
RWing of Devotional Committee re-
the guest of J. E. Hersam of Hoyt
street, Monday.
George H. Herriman. of New York,
MehtionLadies' Chorus.
.‘spent Sunday on his estate on the
Ming of Flower and Missionary Marshall Ridge road.
5
Report.
Wing of Junior Superintenden. Re- ~
Fred Amos Wood has the contract
'i’or. pi'asteringF. C. Raymond’s bun-
Uelection—duet, Esther Merriam and gaiow on Rail deavenue.
HrshWinni'e Ferries.
filming.
flied Chorus.
Lloyd Pauley or Smith's Ridge is
spending the week with friends and
h
:. \ins'un “001' 1311 W mm ”.15 m
was cut and his, 11me wrenched.
fired L. Raymond, who has been
suffering from Well-Poisoning inbis
right undid, is“ 'Wering.
’ Mrs. James Rogers and daughter,
Miss Katherine, returned from New
York today, afterapending the winter
there and in the suburbs of Boston.
SHE WM TOO FRANK;
dosh d a_
An Easy Way to. s “195115 5.11.1,
bian Companies.
in the Women's Home Companion
appears a highly entertaining article
entitled, "The Lies We Tell to Men.“
llt is the personal confession of a db-
is the mens fault. Telling one story
of her experience as a young woman.
the author writea‘ iu part as follows.
“I recall one hardly earthly .day in
early spring, when i went with Harry
tor a paddle down the river. : The
puny willow. were lust in bud on
the ‘.ha.nks I. a healthy young advenv'
man who maintains that women are.
ly tell the truth to men and that it.
unit the want! at life S
“‘Oh!"-- i exclaimed. “isn't this
great! l’d like to go on forever like
My . 1,.
“Harry was suddenly ted-sad
choky. .— .- ‘
“‘80 would l.’ he gulped— with
you: «
‘ "it stared at his to: a moment; then
bluntly:
' “cl never mind a bitrwhom llni out
withtjust so i am out-end on the
lives." .
“Hem did not ask me to so can»
Memo. 11 chew-m which-l on»
sheaves. and. rather. “mummy
out of me..tl1e entire situation. includ-
ing!!! fuel lest mm to Ham.
label-eat he roared Win
“‘18”. that'agocdef. be bent reput-
ins» . ..
' "‘1 don't: see a thing funny about
lt!’ I retorted With warmth. -.
"'To tell a [silo-v that you don't
care a rap whether it'll be or some
one elaei' lie churned.
“'Why should i care? I protested
turer in a sailor suit, was Minim'They are all niee.’
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mentawith themanunc
. accurate in your meesmemente. Very useful for Sugar,
‘1 Strictly Sanitary. THNVENM SRNTINEL is always
the plundering child that l was spoke,
dint . of judicious smegma“. eima
college uncle of mine mausgedto flat,
"He stopped bushfire .lllfii looses
line over grively. Then be we with
the air of an oracle:
“ ‘Ysea take it iron me. Miss Niece, 5
that Ea girl m1 care, she‘d hot-'1
ter put up a pretty good imitation.’
“Well. i didn’t care——not tor a very
long time after that. Hakim)!- now
that i ought to. and pill to the
knurled“. it mainly iee‘lized has.
apt we are at doing the things they
expect of us!"
MARRIED AT FOUR A. M.
STAMFORD, April 7.—-—R.obert Mil~
ler. and; Eliabeth “seekers. of this
(MW. were married moat s oclock this
moraine by Rev J. W. Richardson,
about 21 years of age. Miller is well-
known about the city. and his bridei’s
prominent as a choir. singer. _
The couple were in a restaurant
shortly betore’ 4 o’clock after an auto
mobile ride when stiller proposed mar-
riage and his proposal was accepted.
They awakened the town clerk and so
cured a marriage license and their
ins to the Baptist persons» ',
minister out of bed to perform the
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PORTSMOUTH. Vac, April 7.—F‘ire
shop and blacksmith department of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway shops
here. The loss was pin at $300,000;
insurance $250,000.
The South Norwalli THIS! Company
state‘s’that many women patrons hav-
lug accounts with them°sre 1111111113
lunch pleasurer and satisfaction by
paying bills through a bank. The lad-
ies’ room is supplied with every 0011
star of the Ba um 11 roll. Ea 111 . mm“ ”d m "m” “t °"’ °“’ '
pa 9 c“ c “imuviudmmaemoriiwhnei
sailing to meet their friends.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1.—-Fire
early today destroyed the sis-story
warehouse of the Columbia Storage
Company in the southern section of
the city. causing a loss estimated at
8200.000.Slx.f1remen were -injured.
one seriously.
emony.
iv ng’.
e Big
"‘ ~lentlnel Want Ads. bring nesults.
wsnumnsv, semi. 7.1915.
swu- cue-er
7 mm uphill 10111"
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(‘HlQAGLL .5:er 7.——A total of 515‘,
. out or 102 counties in illinois are en-
tirely dry today. three new counties. .
l‘éte last night destroyed the machine Ehaving been added to the 1111/ list in
yesterday's local option election.
in Wisconsin,f calm. tons and vii-
lages which voted on the liquor ques
tion showed'a gain tenths dry "fob
ces in the number 'of-towns gained,
but the largest cities voting on the
lasheolladison. Superior.
umn.
Nineteen cities and towns which
formerly were wet went dry, while
only four villages which were dry,
went over to the saloon forces.
A WISE MERCHANT.
itin nlargerey, beeustbe Sentinel
swelled “For Sale" columns. Oell
eptheollcaasd oral. baseline!
Cl 70!- ‘
Agoodnimel beltte the best
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