Evening sentinel, Friday, May 7, 1915 · page 4

An unusually large W
Md the mldeeek meeting in the
u Avenue M E. Church. last even~
u The services were most inspir-

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and is spending considerable money in
beautifying langdon' s Island. Tree-
passera do not seem to appreciate this,
however. land have destroyed consid-
erable nimble prewar.

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$18.50 . Ladies’ and Misses'

Ladies' and Misses’ Coats

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, Shite» . , $5.98 to $14.98 Misses’ Suits.
312m?” .. vino $7.93 to no $15.98
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ht Washington street, after spend- islatlve rumors in Hartford to the ef. ’M 3,5”. Men's and Young Boys’ Suits ’ .
he week's visit with friends in Neill tool that the finance committee will my " “I hm” “Wu I” a? OIL}..- It i “a“, Sui“ , 82.98 ,0 $5.98 Young Men s Sun.
”w” "W “mm" W m “We ‘0 cost-In- ‘nemaer 01:11:11. oxen-o m 5 $10 98 Values $4 to $7.98 $12.98.
.. Jr. and in. E. 0. Smith, formerly! Wee I productivity tax on the oyster- um Its its guarantee. It «labors Win-me . ' . {
a peter-ea. N 1,, no. mime. of grounds of the state. a bill will be re- and alloys Dev see. or more is ‘ i
”walk. have removed into their re, :33 hr'e'fl'. elvinsmtfe altate the ' “Elm! ’_ WM 00:: g “’9 relied 0’ ‘ a
”fly corn eted home on blarvill 0 case certain urn growth * a . . , .‘~ ’
eon. in...“ grounds to whoever may wish to work Wmm “Slaw“, “fihz‘g’MT‘ ‘M ”a: ladies Dresses, $4.98 up. Children 8 Dream. 98c and up,

, ,4,» “mum, m,“ Bead,“ . then. This will undoubtedly be Tho'Gblldren s Panacea—- ' . ~ ,

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tnrsl growers. The productivity tax 0 ASTOR' A
Washington St., South Norwsik. 5'“
its 105. as opposed by all the oyster dealers GM": ALWAYS
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A steam roller has been for the past at £11.22 mute]? 33:: ward mad; Boats “10 Signature or Men's Straw Ladle" 11‘3de I
.. ., “few days rolling down fifty cart-loads w .4 d , pose ' an H t Wwear Hats ' 1
. nf'dirt on the new Washington “met. uncut? t in driving the oyster men .8 b . . . ‘ _ . , . ~. . - ‘
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bilge. The crossing, to automobilists ‘ won out of business. a $1.50 “9- 3‘ i C A J- H MO I? ( P £- 0 / 1-98 "P' ,.
Ill drivers, is now much more “us. “1161185885 0‘ Henry WW Beecher, ————~.______ .- [
My than it was with the former Charles "add“ Spurgeon. and J0“ ’ w r ’ ‘3

cobble-strewn surface.

An old-fashioned supper is scheduled
to be held in tile quarters of the fist
Nos-walk Yacht Club. on Seaview
avenue, under the auspices of the club

Spurgeop. in the Borough Tabernacle use anuvnunmnuv new you: or" ‘ ‘

members, on Monday evening, May 17. ' “’ ’ '

Aoplendid time is promised. The club London, and James in C” r ' 1““ e , ———WE ARE 5H0 WING— Security Bld.
Chapel. Birmingham; England All ' W W W

Ilflfcrmally open for the summer sea- three have been called home, since » 5 Take elevaiof W

M is! Do. . .
if: 0!: 6:22;“ u i k m then. Portraits and autographs or visiting friends at Cannon Station. Wednesday nisht. and .to say that it 06 some B ' g VALUES tip 0||€ flight
. h p l in la, wor w com- Richard Cobden and John Bright, St. Luke's Church “a the ”we was a success would be stating only
woe is art y stra ghteuing out the members of m ”on", of Commons part of the truth. The hall was ‘taste- i

cerner of Water. and Washington
met in a line with the new Wash-
”on street bridge. The estate 0!
m H. Ferris deeded to the bridge
construction committee a strip of land
nneessary to satisfactorily carry out
this work

Ira E ll. Smith has been appointed
”actor of the forthcoming play to be
dean in Grace Parish Hall under the
n-pices‘of the members of the East
Maik mlmprovcmcnt because of the
ha that in the past a production in
chorus of Mrs. smith has never failed
to exceed even the most ehtbhafisfié
mutations. The pla'y is certain to
be a success. - _

The proposed “mother's, day" ser-
vioeuwhlch :was to have been held dn

, ._ ills llhst Avenue M. E. Church, on
or" an avenue, Sunday. has been post-
poned because of the illness in the
pastor's family. The scheduled re.
nurse! of the junior choir and trials
Mus which was to have been held

Uons on the piano: Misses Dorothy
this afternoon and evening has been port which all American citizens had read station. i and Madeline Water-bu laces en- Vernon N. T. have been visitors at
. . G L Grugwger, of Stanford. and 1'7. ll . ,
”unlined. to have to insure protection in case of titled “The Sunset? d “3,“ Mo .1,“ “,0 33mg“; of Mr. and pm, ram 5

Local people-are warned not to ash

Angel James, three of the most noted
divines of half a century ago, are in
the possession of E. W. James. Beech
er gained fanle during his long term in
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, N. Y.

durifig the Civil War. and William ll.
Sewer

coin, are also Nuns in oils of the

s of Mr. James' residence. The
two English M. P.’ s were the staunch-
est friends of the north in that coun‘
try during the Civil War. and the au-
tographs were cut from letters receiv-
ed from them during the excitement in
illngland in 1862, oventh'e centnreot,
Messrs. Mason and Slidell of tilei
southern Confederacy by Captain'
Wilkes of the 11.3. steamer, San Gun:
indo and‘ taken of the British steam-
or, Trent. on the' nights“, and which

came very near making a serious rup-l

ture between Great Britain andthe
diluted States at that time. The two

great statesmen were on their way to'

Paris and million as ambassadors.“
had they succeeded in getting to those

recognised them as such. The six-

nature of Seward was cut from a paesv

1. secretary of state under Lin- I

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of a cake and apron sale by the vAl-
tar Society yesterday afternoon.

Miss Florence More returned
Wednesday from a two weeks' visit
with friends in Brooklyn.

A large well has been dug on the
Tiller estate. to care for the surplus
water from Mr. Tilley'a bird farm.

 

,attehd the' funeral let his sister, Mrs.
W‘Muguata Williams, of Jones’

Mrs Richard Stone. Jr., of New-
ark, has arrived at her summer real.
deuce in Tokeneke tor the aumur

Rev. J. F. Brewer left yekterlby to

Point.
IN. 7.

bliss Jessie Tillman, night operator
at the local telephone once. is about
umuphill, after a nervous breakdown.
Christian Mince services will be
held at the home of lira. II. T. Ilark-

°.,weli Noroton avenue, Sunday, at 4

places, it was almost a foregone cono'
clusion those two countries would have1

The Civic Magus yesterday plant-
ed several line young poplar and
white pine trees about the local rail-

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fully decanted with .green and white,
and the tables were covered withf
pink and white flowers. Clam chow-
der. such as one seldom gets at an
affair of this kind, was made by
"Big hill" Staffers, and was served to
the eighty-odd patrons by C. J. Ray;
mood and William Kerrie. William-
chuyler took tickits while Ellis“

ore assisted the “c1151.” All eater-
lalnment by Stamford talent” war

W leiOxferdS. all

no. . elv'nw cw-

Patent

tertainers did
é; one by the
senators and plant-h cf thewl-leights ,.
was substituted. Rev. Ir.‘ kower. :
after making apologids for the absent
ones. mounced that: few of the lo-
cal “talent” would entertain in their.
stead. The audience seemed very
well pleased with the change, and a
fine musical and aloonlional 9min
was rendered. The following is the
program: Miss Edna Selleck, selec-

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Graham“ of Hillsideislrcet.
lir. and Mrs. Clarence Aim. of hit.

Sloopr' Miss Edna rower recited M. Gould,

 

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White Buckskin Colonial Real Buck

patent Loather and on Metal Colonials
“Heathe‘flace Boots, White '

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II the Lansdon Island 13111189. on the the “W'- Th: Willing Workers' Sewing Cir‘ "Kentucky Belle" and "The Parson‘s Mrs. Henry B. Wheeler is recover- THE FASHION BOOK
’M-Side- Became 01"“ ”minim cio met in the home of Mrs William 3°m°"'" mm” W'm “mm“ ”3"“ ‘ "'1‘.“ m"””‘ "er WWW lll tntl th Cel ill-ates
concerning trespassemlt. L. Should. FRIVW , “a,“ Now,” avenue '.,. a” The aifaii‘ . was a, financial auc- ter, his. Cooke. of Eamon. has spent “5 “8 ° '3
in! Shorehaven, has Onaunutb‘ Con~ W . ' W W ' cm as the uwmhent committee several days with Mm_ Whealfll‘.” .
and a ver pleasant time was s ' ' l . ‘
Mable Henry Seizer to see that no WAYTON ed by my ploy- reported. through the chairman. Mr Mrs. M. E. Turney and Mrs. J. P. Pietorial REVieW Patterns.
info fishing is enjoyed off this bridge. Clifton son of Mr and Mrs Wilbllr Morrison, that the net proceeds would. Fitch have been guests of Miss Jean- NOW ON SALE. \
‘ ' Skofleld h“ a number of land- ' W ' ‘ b9 0“" ; tte Brodie and sletere. Miss Agnes ‘ Just in ti for Summer Sewing
«nape gardeners working on his estate ‘ .. ,l. . ,m... ‘ Gainor, M the Po“ road, is confined M a. ha y l‘" -

 
 

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Dr. Missell, of 'lhston', Pennsylvania,
who leased the Dr. Thomas Alsop place
gut Tokeneke. arrived here yesterday.

John Sherman Hoyt and family. of
New York, arrived this afternoon fo or
a summer’s stay at their handsome
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to his home with sickness He was
taken ill with an attack of diph-
theria. M

The Ladies’ Aid Society held their
afternoon social ‘sesslon and tea yes-
terday afternoon. The attendance

was very- good and a pleasant after. .

noon was enjoyed.

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Bradley and Mrs. Wood, in Easton.
Mr. and His. C. A Rubey have re!
turned to Norwallt after a short visit I
.‘in town with Mr. and hits. flawley
Williams Mr. ands Mrs. John Wil-
llama .of Lyon’s Plain. have alsobeen [
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Several friends here, attended the .

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THE FABHlON BOOK
For Summer

appears r more complete. more

artistic than ever before.

All the really surfionrra-
,TIVE STYLES are exquisitely

ThoughSickand Suffering; All “For Fumltm. .Rusa Bedding. 0n next Monday evening the M ill; , . ’_ funeral of J MW“ 1388“» “mug i'; MANY PAGES lN COLORS.
m F d H I Ranges. Sterling Furniture Co., 127- Brotherhood will meet for a sociaii Th hi k f the West of Weston, at his home in Orcha g‘ ,‘ Dame Fashion has made a
0““ ,ep Ii! M“ 129 Washington St, Sb h Norualk. ' e o W on In” 0 t, N elk. n TuesdaY- Inter-‘ '
. E. P. I] v ll; session Rev. S E Jackson, of Row- Norwalk Improvement Aseociatiog...“m 01'" 9 . Vcomplete revolution. If you
m. ”I I" P hone “5' , WWW“ will give an address and 1““ held last evening, in the chapel. 'ment was in the Norfield cemeterv, ‘W\ / want the very latest fashions.
ble Compouni ““bmt will be, “The M3“ 0‘ we proved one of the most successful af- in this Dillin- . combined with chic and style.
Hour " A program of entertainmenti Thé 13“de the UN,“ Parish W

 

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“inking Lydia E. ankham’ s Vegetable
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‘vv‘ '1‘ A A “-1“ v a
Fred Smith spent Wednesday

New Haven.

Harold Cantrell motored to Box-
bury Wednesday.

J ark“ Dugdale motored to Port Ches-
ter Wednesday. '

Mrs. E. B. H. Blrdsail was a visitor

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has been arranged which will include
selections by the Brotherhood Quar-
tet. Refreshments will be served.

A rehearsal of the threcact rural
drama, “Tomkins' Hired Manfh-was

;‘ bies, and wasaoex-‘ held in the Norolon Heights lire ‘ly of fried chicken, mashed potatoes oiling, May'7. Home-made “:1me 1:2:
‘ tremeiynervousand R ”1‘0le house Wednesday night The dresSl npagetti. Die. cake ice cream. etc was he on sale and dancld'g wi o o
prostrated that 'f 1 m ”or -. rehearsal will be held next Tuesday”:-

and the performances are scheduled
for Wednesday and Thursday nights

The Boy Scouts of the Heights held
a rlieetlng in the Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday night. The Scouts are. to
have a ball team, and officers were
elected. John Nixon is manager and
Clarence Lewis is captain. The team
will play any team in Harlan, New

lthe Sterling Motorcycle Club, of Da-

fairs ever given here. There was a
lgreat crowd present among the at-

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tendants being twenty-five members of leaflet. Miss ill. Morrison, will give

the entertainment which they have
been preparing for the hehellt of the

ri . d from Nor-
en an several bus loads school in the Town Hall. Friday ev-

l‘walk. The menu, consisting principal-

“excellent in. every rfiflchg poring the
evening Master Howley rendered vio-
lln lsclections, and several of the ac2
complished young ladies of the village
W;presilied at the piano. The committee
in charge of the affair consisted of
President Charles Maccombar, Louis
Schede. Henry Curtis, DeWitt C. La-
due, Samuel Morehoiiss.‘ Robert Say-

the program. _ -.

' On Wednesday evening, Mr. ‘ and
couple, were tendered a complete sur-
prise, including a variety shower at
their Nordeld home on Prospect
stret.’ by a large number of local
you friends. All spending a most
idelightful evening with Mr. and lira
Burritt.

school. under the’ direction of their .

Mrs. Harold Burritt, a recent bridal. ‘

 

you must have a copy of
W . THE FASHION BOOK
W For Summer
and then use PICTORIAL RE

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BOSTON.'Hay 7:-—'l‘ile Giants cele-
brated their first appearance of the
season in the Hub renterda'y after-
noonrby bowling over George Stall-

'mour, Frank M. Glover and William

Rising , lately with e sore. thumb onfhis salary

hand..opposed Lefty Tyler on the
mound. it was Tyler’s firststart this
Year. and ‘thollgh he was effective in
the early innings timely hits were
made off him later. Tesreau was
rather stingy in the matter of hits, ~
for Boston was able to make- only
four. . But Jeffmede. up for this in
the way of passes. He walked seven
mam.“ His wildness anyWother time-
might; have‘prove‘d costly."bllt yest'el-- ‘
day he received excellent support.

Mrs. D. L Rowland and her son,
Walter P. Rowland. of Bedding, have
been guests at the residence of
. ClWlWarles R. Morehouse, and sisters,
‘. . Miss Annie Pitch and" Miss Alice"
“1 him eroedrrey street, and hire. ll. _
c. Williams. were also entertained its
dinner guests on Tuesday. at tile
Morehous'e home.

~ Canaan or Stamford for one-half ex-
penses, the age limit being 15 to 18-},
years W

The Ollaway branch of Camp Fire
Girls met in the schoolhouse Wed: ,
nesday evening. and. accepted the in i
vitation of the Ladies' Micsionary‘fio-
ciety Grille Congregational Church to
attend a thank~offerillg meeting in
the church this afternoon. The niri's‘
will hike to the Tokeppke woods to-
day, and there have all open air. lonelier
son. The ideal branch will entertain

 

Mr- George col-es has entertained
menu from Palladium ,.,;.;.

Miss her-h Potty" wlir room to
town nest" wbe'k‘i' to Ephedrine sum-

w

W "Do you think it pays to keep
chickens?"

had given in to my
/' l feelings I would
have been in
As it was I had‘
hardly strength "at
' ‘ times to be on m
and whaiW: Idid dowas byagreat,
mint. I could not sleep at night and,
in! course felt very bad“ in the morning,
‘ Will“ a steady headache.
After taking the second bottle I no-
N that the headache was not no bad, in Milford. recently. .
noted better: and my nerves were Miss Edna Selleclr spent Wednes-
r. I continued its use until it day With friends in Rye.
new woman 0f me, Md now I George Dugdale, of Noroton. spent
. Y Ewan I “”11“" ‘30 “0 the day in Mount Vernon. ’
A“ u 0' , ”ever ”‘1'“? ‘ liars. H.131. R. Krausc was a ‘Tvisitor
ll need of a; ggodmdiclne I .
inkham's Veg- in Cranberry Wednesday. .
cmpound. "—Mrs. M Mia. H. B. Lambert was a visitor
, 8X46 N. Tulip SL, Riehmond,Pa. in New York Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Williams was a visitor
.in New Rochelle Wednesday.‘
hLucew-Y‘ E. Dene is about again, after
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.m” W town ‘ ‘* _, .ings' worlds champions. The score a, , k on the art 0,, _
“Nile enormonsdflueIldW- James. Wood. of Naroton was a‘ all the other camps ill at a m" “o ’d a Fine d ensve wor ll
coast to coast. It more visitor at mien Labs Wednesday ~ grand camp fire or pow-wow 0,, May . Mrs. William Craft has returned to .. They keep “,0- summer walsI 3 tools; (:0 :ddmagy 4:31:10 ,1” t tea got libn' out of a hole
with any slimen peculipr to Benjamin Healer. of lows. register 22 Monroe after a week’s visitwnil lire. a,“ up thhikln mell- we earn . mma,Wm‘lfm‘onc§‘ . f ‘

 

 
 

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, The men of the Nor-atoll Heights ‘ ‘ .

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