a.
u... Helen at. 1111111, 0! Van Zant
magi; is ensuring a element visit
-. was friends in New Haven.
r
flu. Enoch Crosby, of New Canaan
h7mklng a. two weeks visit with Dr.
”I or met Nor-walk
3 'M Tobey, of Charles street
’# unlined to his home because of
M: A speedy recovery is looked
hr '
rim roi- the tortth birthday
“I were discussed. Thursday alter-
”a. at the meeting at the Woman’s
. m of Christ Church.
~ - Wain Tavis Decker. of Oyster
m L. 1., is visiting at the home of
lilo hon. Captain Roy Decker, of Van
Plant street. for a short time.
‘ The Ferris Coal Company are un-
Ming several hundred tons of coal
Jinn the barge of “A. C.MoClellan" at
Mr Washington street wharf.
. ,‘ 1111-1, Fred M Wheeler, of Myrtle
’. fillet, has returned to her home on:
the East Side. after a several days
5mm visit in Hartford, Cbnn.
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“919* ’ warlr1“1 red 32%“:
Jack Dugdale mote
Haven yesterdwy
led to New
b .2"?
Rev. Mr. Murray of Noroton has re-
. covered from an ilnes.
largeon each day. lthough the only "
ctivlties t the prlr are those of the
workmen.
Miss lgla F. Stevens continues ill
of the grip at her home in McKinley
place, Rowayton.
ed- ~‘..1':m~1.~ ,
The Presbyterian Ypfins People's
Society enjoyed a merry' main: last
Thnisday night, a basket- social being
held in the chapel. .
ML
Fhancis Howard, an architectural
landscape engineer. who is a nephew
of Gen. 0 U. Howard, the unarmed
h fsero of the ENE War-flue occupied
Reports were received by the local
police or a disappearance of Mrs. T.
O’Donnell 0! Bavarian. The woman
is 60 years of age and was later pick-
ed up by the Stamford police and re
turned to her home.
Romyton ‘Baptist Church. The churc
feels greatly encouraged over the re:
The pool match between the chem:
pions of Noroton Heights and the
Thursday night immelfpostbauy
Mrs. James ATnosvbridge and son
. Arthur have left the West, and will
remain some timp at the exposition.
" James A. mileage hasnccupied
”the SW91 cottage at Noroton,
I the m- . L '..
for
‘1? » W >:
Thursday night,, at the Sterling gab
warm the Post road, and voted to
woven momma moo April
in The 1111111 will base 1m 8116111“)
as its colors. .m«.-peinnants—ue sharia;
ly to be issued- all members. 'llhe
mnborship now is 26.11.1111 more
members 11113ch was held Thursday
Prof Kilpatrick of the Storm Agrlo
wituml College gave an interesting
lecture on poultry at the Congregarv
lanai Church, Thursdayeveniugmnd
showed about 50 lantern—slides in con-
noctlon with his remarks.
eggdayers were shown on the screen.
The vocation of poultry raising and
poultry diseases In widely discuss-
0d, and many questions were asked
utter the lecture. A lulles’ quartettc,
jThe Sterling ,llctorcycle Club net-
Famous 1’
selections.
is disbanded. The final meetings! the
members as a club- was held last
night. when. the questhm of dissolu-
lett town, or, as some'said, were snar-
ried, and amid not attend meetings.
and marriage don’t go together. The
club waster-gunned in" 1.908. with a
or presem at-iast.
night's meeting.
, The band rose to a membership 1.125
till its palmist days and was in com
latent demand at social affairs. Meet-
ings and rehearsels were at firstheid
on the Ottmer property, and latteriu
the «fire house at Nwoton Heights.
The charter members of the hand, all
the «end, were: john Bartoes, George
Peascon, Jack lingdale, Walter Dug-
dale, Irving Bouton, Harry Carlson.
Arthur Carlson, Chauncey Tylenooo
The Noroton Heightp Military-Band:
This. :uoiimsmlo. show that music:
membership oiften. All these top we’
of whom were present and faithful to .
commend of Mrs. John Bimini, bins. ,nartoes and Adolph lrving.
_ F. M. Smith, Mrs. R. C. Lester: and
Miss Janet Graig, sang a number of .
1
lion was favorably voted upon. This .
aerial came because of the loss of he '
terest and the members, who either.
‘ occupy a house on Home street, which »
Mather of Dorian. who survives him.
v.1
iand builder, he won esteem for his
Chester Wood, a 'Darien, is now Amen 9! his trade and among them
employed by lra B. Woundy, of New
Canaan, in the electrical business”
Wood filled the position left vacant
by the resignation of William Bau-
shat.
kind and winging. No children were .
born to the couple, and the only sun
viving members of his family, aside
from his widow, are two sisters, one
James 8. Weed Dead
helps 8. Weed. 73 years of age,
and one of springdale's most highly
respected citizens, died there Thurs-
day. after a short illness. His death
came as a snrpriseand shock to his
many frienda Mr. Weed lived for ov.
er 40 years in Springdale, coming
there directly “after his marriage to
the other in Washington. ‘ ‘
The funeral service was held 10-
day, at 1 '50 p 111., at his late home,
and interment will he in ”Dorian.
——MAK£ GOOD WORK 8088. 131.5.
You cannot do good work while
your bowels are sluggish or your liv»
he built for his bride, Miss Sanitizer torpid. Will. 0. E. Bielke, Mgr.
Scott Hotel, Hancock,jllich., says "i
gave 'Foley Cuthartic Tablets a thor-
ough trial. and and them a mild but
sale cathartic." Foley cathartic Tab-
lets never gripe 0: cause nausea.
They do away with that «any. dull.»
tired feeling and are wholesome,
cleansing and healthful. Most satis-
Iactbry ior stout persons. Bold ev-
erywhere. ,
The couple always lived in the same 9
building. and their life in the village
was a quiet one. They took a lively
interest in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. .
Mr. Weed was a son of James S.
Weed, and Wes born in Barton. He
spent a number of years there, and
also lived in New Canaan for 1'1 per-
iod In his occupation as contractor
suits of the special meetings which
have been held 11111-1113 the last three!
weeks. Nine new members wens all-
ded by baptism on Easter Sunday
and they were all or adult age. Ser-
vices were held on Wednesday and
Friday evening of this week and were
well attendedhiiarry E. Scotleld was _. '. -
the speaker on Wednesday evening,‘ - A:
and he gave most helpful sermon on V
”The Life Beautiful. " The pastor, Rev.
IH. E. Anderson was the speaker on
Friday evening and his subject was
“Bought and Paid For." The following
services have been planed for Sunder,
April 11th.10:30, morning prayer
ce t e High oSt of
Livmg
Charles LaCroix, of Hawkins ave { meeting; 10' 30 morning worship with
_, zone, has resumed his duties in "Al" singing by the Junior Choir and a ser-
' Butler's store on East Washington mon by the pastor on “The Great Sup-
‘fitreet after an illness of several!
u‘lhys.
w
. Dr. Joseph Dobson i'ormerLy of Van
.. lint street, on the East Side, and'
now practicing in Greens Farms,
was a visito1 at the home“ of local
‘ friends yesterday.
The Hatch & Bailey Company have
moaned a boatload of timber from
New York City aboard the “M. E.
.. Salt ." The work of unloading the
cargo started thismorning.
, on Monday evening of next’week
Ellie legular weekly meeting of the
third disulcl commissioners will be
, hid in the plant on Bayview Place.
Interesting matters or business are
_. film.
Daniel L. Homiuedieu. of Rowan
street, this morning returned to the
‘ list Side, after representing the
1 East avenue M. E. thumb, of
flow York East Conference of Me-
.yfltodist Episcopal churches.
The spring-moving lever has start-
‘Churles Keene has
Hawkins avenue to Second street.
"Mr. And Mrs. Tuttle torme1ly of Bolts
Place. have taken up theil lesldence
ma Hawkins avenue
' TuUsday of this veek will be the
5111!: anniversary of the Fall of Fort
Summer and the :tart of the great
Civil War. Wednesday marks the fift-
doth anniversary of the cowardly ass
aflnatlou of President Abraham Lin
slain by Booth in Ford' 5
Z'Washington, D. C.
. Constable Henry Seizer, of Felt
street, plans to take complete poss-
coslon of his new ba1b01
erhet'Washington street. The shop
isms formally owned by Charles 0d-
0; of Woodward a1 enue, and was
it several days ago. The many
ends of the popular constablemish
i111 pnccess in his new venture He
l take possession Monday morn-
Boward W Benedict, and East
Side young man, and a student of the
Yale 1mvmity School. tomorrow mom-
instill occupy the pulpit of the East
y' M E. Church, because of that
. cs 01’ the pastor, Rev. S P. Fa-
We. who is attending the confer-
1
1
4 ~Elpglsuéopal churchs in Brooklyn,
Hr. Fairbanks is spected home
Tuesday night or Wednesday.
expected to come up for considerat-Y
, this ,
“Karine, at the Laymeu's session of the‘
, er's Asociatlon, which will be held inl
fulto Show itself on the East Side. '
removed from}.
Theatre, A
shop on i
of the New York East Method- '
' from the‘ my start.
per " This being another in the ser- '
ies of sermons on “The Parables of
Jesus." 11: 80. the Bible school will
meet. 3: 30; The meeting of the Jun
lor p.117 Society in the Sunday school
rooih. ii: 45; The looting of the C. E.
Society. Topic: -—“Gettlng Ready for
the Next Life. " 7: 30; Evening service
for praise and worship with sermon
by pastor on “Knowing and Doing.“
Meetings for the week. Tuesday after-
noon. The A. W. T. Class will meet at
the parsonage. Wednesday. 7:45 p. m.
The regular mid-week meeting at the
church. Thursday, 2 p. in. The Lad-
lee' Aid will meet at the church for
k,
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§ An announcement of considerable}
interest to e1ery banker in the NEW‘
England states was made this morn-.
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‘Norwalk Trust Company. Mr. Hoyt."
who is secretary of the Connecticut *
Banker‘s Association. has had in
charge the arrangements ior the joint
; convention of the New Englandliank-
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. president of the American Bankers“ as
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