s
Halli. -.‘ -.
I '1, lbs Jeanette Bean or Van Zant
V g. oi Quebec. Canada.
In“ house. on Hawkins avenue.
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m. at the services in the East
m M. E. Church. under the direc-
# of choirmastor A. Nettlston Pau-
“her Lingard. of East‘svenue. sup-
Mndent of the East Side municipal
' Mic light plant. is spending a few
V ”I with relatives in Philadelphia.
floorge Lynch. a former resident of
h “at Side. now a "cowpuncher."
no Wyoming cattle ranch, is spend-
: fin few days with friends and rela-
fleas on the East Side.
firs. lrviug Smith. wife or the Rev.
m Smith, pastor or the M. E.
I _ use visitor at the home of her motlr
I. lire. Frank Parsons. of Winfield
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"llar East Side constable, today
“ complete possession of the Sound
. M barber shop. in the liainer
M on East Washington street.
Mytbiu g points to a most successful
Hess tol- Mr. Selzer. who is wide
a, known throughout Norwalk.
. he tug. “Addie V—2d" of the local
W, was stuck in the mud for sev-
- VIII days in the Saugatuck river near
Iill-"rumor and Richard Coal Com-
_ fan's dock, Westport. An extra high
the yesterday, much to the satisiao-
’I M of the crew of the “Addie." float-
al the tag. The "Addie" draws seven
“ of water, two feel more thanlthe
“If! the water at that point under
“lusty high tide conditions.
, Iuoward :E. Benedict, of South Os-
I III-e avenue, a divinity student of
Yale University. yesterday morning
and evening occupied the pulpit 01 the
hat Avenue M. E. Church. The local
vyuslng man, who has many friends in
his congregation. He preached, in-
" lead of Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, pastor.
3th is attending the New York-East
(influence of Methodist Episcopal
dingdhes.
ifuorrow night, at 8 o’,clock the
'I meeting or the Woman’s For-
*Iliissiouary Society will be held at
“home of Miss Sadie Randall. on
”Vacaview avenue. A short business
~initiation will first be held. There will
election of oillcers and other lm
”at business. Following this a
wanted. All members and friends
villi-important business meeting. at
third district commissioners will
fi held tonight in the plant on 'Bay-
”Place. Routine matters of busi-
”glared at length.
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w.“ _-« « sin-4’ ~14"!
I lln Dell. and wife. are stopping at
{III Tokeneke Inn.
idle 'flnker. of New York, spent
'Way in Rowayton.
V IIButchinsou. of Rowayton ave-I
improving from an attack of
bury .
., Charles Auck, oi Roton Point
has been entertaining relatives
flips Helen Seoiield. of New York,
.Andrew Mills during the
VIholldoVn I
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is- seen
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mummmnw
. Md Tuttle. and faintly. of Bette
M have removed to the former
p‘fhs Easter music was repeated yes-
m, at Amityviiie, n1. yesterday.
Ilenry Selzer. of Fort street, the
Ila-walk. made a good impression on»
Mg missionary program will he;
been cordially invited to attend.”
insthoncerning the new plant will be V
‘ ing an airship.
”pace fires to die out these days. and
'little interest is being. shown by the
.1 - Duties people._ “ .
' . N. Y.. spent Sunday with Mrs. I‘
- rm: macawasxm mulls;
and Mrs. John Read: oi Raymond
street.
Charles Adooot has accepted a posi-
tion as ehaueller with George 0.
Beach, on Butler's Island.
Richard Tialer is making extensive
improvements to his large summer
home in Tokeneke Park.
Curtis llling and his daughter. are
New Haven. is visiting Mrs. Franklin
Lynch, oi the Tokeneke road.
Mrs. George Kay and her daughter.
"The Salt Celllir,” a comedy’. wl tol-
1‘3"!“ “99??! .9319“ 3‘
George Frey spent Sunday in town.
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Miss Fanton or New Jersey is vis-
iting Hrs. Rufus 17.:i l
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his recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Snow of New
are stopping at their summer house.
Miss Mildred Nash is! South Nor-
walkhas a guest m Ella Alien
recently. ' Vii
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Mrs. Sellick quietly’é‘eiemted her
birthday Saturday by entertaining
a few friends.
The Easter services of the M. P.
Church Sunday shcool were postpom
ed on account of the, storm the day
of New Haven, have returned home.
after visiting Mrs. Alfred Crockett.
Mr and MlI-s. Frank Brands have
opened their home in Tokeneke, after
spending the winter months in Barton
Mrs. H. Sonntag left last week for
a trip to California. While there. she
expects to visit the PansmoPaclilc ex-
position. . . I
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Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Coleman have re-V
;turned to their summer home in no
wayton. after spending the winter in‘
New York. S
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Miss Marion Lynch, who is attond- ‘
lug school in New Haven, has been
spending the Easter holidays at her
home in Tokeneke. , I
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Roy Merriiield suffered an iniuryIi‘
one day recently. when he was atruoltV
by a rock. A doctor was called to
dress the cut. 1
.Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Crockett and
their son. of New Haven. have return-t
ed home, after visiting Mrs. A. Crockg
ott. Vi,
W“ . I
halter Bates. who is attending
.Btorrs College. spent Easter week
with his parents. on Raymond streetvV
Charles R Petty. of Raymond street.I
-is havingga broader erected on the'
-res.r of his property. Woods. oi uoa‘
lien. is doing the work:
Master Edgar Bryan is slowly tin-i
proving from an attack oi diphtheria.I
and it is hoped that the quarantine'
will be removed from the house soon.I
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Friends are pleased to learn that
the condition of Miss Marion Crockett.‘
of New Haven. is so much improved'
that she will be soon able to return to
her duties as nurse in a New HavenI
hospital. I
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At the service in'the Baptist Church:
a class of nine were baptized. They
were Misses Helen Seoiield. Mabel
Jervis, ‘Harrlet Letts. Marlon Lynch.
Lucile Brands. Lillie Raymond and;
Mrs. Edward Prince. i
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The members of the Rowayton
Drum Corps have been engaged to lur-
nlsh music next Thursday evening for
a parade of the Loyal Order of
Moose.
100 candidates will be initiated in‘
I~Rloodner’s Hall. the work being done
by Port Chester Dodge. ’
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William Flanagan has been build-
William Street is about again after
confinement with illness.
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There is talk now of organising a“
ladies?. auxiliary for the Dorian Fire
Company.
Mrs Weber and Miss Grace Weber
of Mansfield avenue were visitors in
Stamford last week.
Darien folk are allowing~their fur-
beginnlng to put up windows.
“Home” Smith has given up #95
managersllip or the Dorian baseball
team. The outlook for the teams for
this season seems weak,‘slnce very’
-o
“a I'i‘
The Fl I company is very "busy I
After the parade a class of. '
m-w.aa4.a- a“,
Lewis Reliant is recovering from .
Yeti: '
Contractor Watson. who is engag-
ed on' Mr. Gutman’s new houstpent
Edmond layers, of New York.has
PM visiting ch‘his unclelzlJalnes
Isles of West Norwallt.
slurs. JmRatss. 9: West Nor-
wék. was recently taken {othestam-
lord Hospital tor treatment.
i
The W. S. Stewarts are back onthe
flén, after a winter in Cellini). and
Wist Norwalk looks good to them.
The Durante of Wilfred Smith; who
has been with lllmsinoe the death of
his wife, havo'moved their household
the ates: end at his home inI.: New.
1 Wis.
, a: t, Vimpogted rugs;
effects to West Norwslk, and will re-
side pernlanently with their son. ‘
? Louis fisher. :lor many years with
“th‘eV'Bntterick i‘Company, is now in
Missouri “showing them" a line of
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"The Gilrdy‘ plate in “West avenue.
now the property of Mrs. “C. M Rho
legan, is one of the show places of
the burg The new owner has spent
leeveral thousandsfbuildinswand im-
Wilson.- MW} . e- «hi.
,“t’ . m
Miss Bianca Schiller. 3f the faculty
of the New York Training School for
teachers, amtdfiltdr Ila .- West
Norwalk. wasdnring the Easter hell-
days the~ guest of her sister. Mrs. J.
'l‘. Giiroy.tho nowV lives in South
Nomalk. " ‘
The Ladies’ Aid - Society of West
Norwsllt met Wednesday afternosm
at theIholne of mu. '1‘. ’Gilroy, 32
Taylor avenue, South Norwalk. Mrs.
J. W. F. Smith 0! Maple Grove Farm
was elected secretary to ill] the va-
cancy caused by the resignation of
Mrs. W. 8. Stewart. The society is
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planning a fair and festival to he held
in July . V
The illopos‘g I’éhlb homs'and ' oss-
embly hall. for which the improve:
ment Association hag been 191111.33. V
seem to be a e'oxnen1‘heLadle's Aid
8901“? has already NW its till)!“
support shallow- seemsto- heirs ‘1
mqld to- assist in financing the pro- -
polition. "
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Have you spliced MN m“:
guisllea teller silicon.“ Ann It'JW
land. is “putting it over" wthaGar-z -.
rid! Theatre, in the “big town?” She
s supporting Arnold M7 in :‘Shsviiin
re .and her work excites fa-
voroble comment in the mempoiitan ,
newspapers. Miss Sutherland has l'lVotV V
all the genius or the family. Iler sis- "
ter. Alice ltohe. is the representative ,
of the United Press news service at -
tilt
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much attention in the mount crisis
in that tempesinental kingdom
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