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llr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, 0! sons arm a campaign toyraise “1.0091.
mm, are spending a week with In. .3.) days,” and before the trusting”e
mum Selleck. in Station. elaeadr $82 of this amount had been
1' piedged. ”these pledges to be paid on
Mrs. Hubert S. Mitchell, of Mount or before September 41 1915,
Vernon. N. Y. is visiting her mother. 3 The church has gone into this can-
lrs. Mary A. Day. of Betta 91w.- fpaisnwithanenthnaiasm and unamixy-
._.-- which promises success in the M
The usual monthly business meeting which they are W8-
0! the oificial-board of the Best Art At the-request of the pastors of the
me u 3 Church. will be he“ in“ two locd churches, the Christian no-
cve-Ins. wet the row” “MN“ deavor Society of the Baptist Church;
ll'llfl‘fm'm- ;and the Epwortb League of the Me-
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thodist Church, are planning to ill!
”new" of the Womans Mum“, y, 3' religious census of the entire com-
_d Chant Episcopal Church. on Greg- Wt,
'7 Boulevard. this afternoon are in At a meeting of the Joint commit:-
~~on at the home of Mrs. William
on Osborne avenue toe having this master in charge. it
flask. . ' gwas decided to make the canvass on
the afternoon of Sunday, June 8thw
9.: East‘Side people are turning out in
' his numbers to the big Moose carnival
on Day street. nightly, Many amuse
merits continue to attract large
‘ throngs to the carnival grounds.
The probationers of the East Ave-
nue M; E. Church. last evening, held a
regular meeting. discussing various
matters in relalion to their work, into
which they are entering enthusiastical-
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i Redmond 'F. Kilpatrlck. of New
' . wFinest potatoes at 59c bushel. Haven, ‘3 "3°38 the “'99“ WOW“!
' Will be sold for the rest of the week at holder 1“ Ron ayton, “V138 purchased
«Guiltowaliy, 53 Osborn avenue. Phone the John H Knapp property in High
”.1 065-4. Prompt free auto delivery. i land avenue
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Rev. Charles Elmore Berta. paaths
of the Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. gave a very interesting leer
tune in the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal Church, last evening. the
topic being “Beautiful Bermuda.‘
There was a large attendance. and aft-
er the lecture a social time was en-
10nd.
The schooner Francis Goodnow" Mr. and 'Mrs Conley have purchnsed
' has: been unloaded of a cargo at the the Hall property on Rown “9“.-
docks of the St. George pun, & pm, which they have been occupying tor
' Company. and today or tomorrow will some time '
be towed to the lower harbor by the '—'—“"' 1
1, tag "Addie V. 2nd." 1 Oliver I. Clark has taken a position
' " ~ iwith the Nash Engineering Company.
'lhe regular weekly business meet- on the Wilgon Point road.
1 1 ingot the Ladies' Aid Society. of the
Just Avenue M. E. Church. was held
Jesters!” afternoon Regular busi-
. am Wes ducnsssd and the usual new
In: and social session enjoyed. I
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DARIEN
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NOROTON
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Judge. John J. - W‘alshh ownsel for11
.. Wile bridge construction committee.ina 1
letter to, the newspapers last evening,-
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. . j nears the misunderstanding concern-é
‘, tag a building proposed to be erected; i
_ upon the former Decker property.1
.now owned by the city. Judas Walsh
was that in the opinion of the oom-‘ 35133 Ewmsdale of Noroton. visit-
“mum a ““de should not he erect-i {(1 Sunday with relatives out of town.
- *cd upon town property.
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Miss May Smith of Main street. has
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Miss Margaret Townsend'ot King’s
lfiighway, is visiting (or a few days
iwiin relatives in New York.
nun inns
iii RAISE Milli
$232 of “$1,000 il- 10‘ .9315"
Miss Mabel Dawn of Tokeneke, has
returned from a visit with Miss'M‘ay
Bonner of Jersey City, formerly of
Barton. '
1m Josephine Royle recited was-yac-
"I! liked by all. Mrs.
' Royle served a dainty luncheon all th
m returned from a visit with her aunt
. _ in Brooklyn.
ROWAY ION z 3 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott of Row- »
. . ——-—--—- 1 Hon, are entertaining relatives over
'9‘ like week-end.
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1w.lissiiatnaa'ofl¥ewiifl‘hfl9w
anaddressupon ‘
whishwasmueheaioyedbyanm
sent.
received the gold beads for the
the "cm." '
Miss Bessie Renahaw's
honors for the previous two
oeptably an lndian poem. whichasn
F. liken»:
clue. Thacampiiregirlsol
armdoingalotofgood audits
and of the community at lam
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The schools will close on June ”.1 ‘
Frederick J. "Woltal of South ave-
nue. has purchased a Popeflarttord'
automobile. ‘ I
.Memorlal Day service will he 1‘
hole in the Methodist Church. Sunday 1
ensuing. at t: M 1
The Richmnd Hill Sewing Club I
met with Mrs. Lewis Brown. Pros ,
pic" place. Monday evening.
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Ford [touring cars to Harry Burden“?
and. to John L. Stevens.
dale. spent a low days last week with
hit. and Mrs. Clarence Roscoe of 1
Vista. or. '
tertained by Mrs. George Kellogg and
Miss Estelle Kellogg. Monday after
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The felloworait degree will be con i
ferred on a candidate in Harmony ‘
Lodge. No. 67. r. and A. u. out. Wod- '
nastier evening. 1
A score of girl friends tendered
Miss Louise Biochmann at East: ave-
nue. a May basket birthday surprise
party, Monday evening. ' '
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seated to the Soldiers‘ Home at Nero-
ton Heights a handsome red. white
'andbluebedquilhwhichwfllbeusad
tor members confined in the» hospital.
The New England Mullins Well
and Water Supply Co. has nniahed'an
arteslan well on the estate oL‘Anthon.
J. Moran in Wilton. The tweilis 350
feet in depth.
water per minute.
Thursday evening. June 9; the spent-
er. will be Haroldi-l'. Mead. His topic
lllutrated by stereopticon'pictures.
Iexpress, Wednesday. after being com
Sealed, at lineal Roll Call Ser-
iiee
A large attendance is expected at
the entertainment of the Junior Ep-
worth League. in the Methodist
church. tonight.
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The annual rollcan of the Roway-
ton Baptist Church was held on Wed-
nesday evening. and it pr’oyed to be-
one of the best attended. most int-er-
esting and enthusiastic roll calls ever
held by this church.
A bountiful supper was served at 7
o’clock. by the Ladies’ Aid Society. It
consisted of scalloped potatoes._baked
v beans, potato salad. mock rabbit.
‘ pickles, bromangeion, cake. bread.
1h ter and coifee. 1_
j"l'he roll call service began at 8
cl 1: with a praise service which
maj followed by responsive reading
still clamoring for repairs on Neroton
avenue. The street is full of holes,
and is anything but pleasant in wet
weather.
Repairs has been made on the
street under the railroad bridge, and
the rough paving has been smoothed
to a state that would satisfy the most
exacting motorist.
Folks who reside in the vicinity of
tbo'27th Psalm. .Peartree Point, are getting their mo-
9 Church "Covenant" was/read tor boats and other craft out for the
1 Miss Lucille Brenda and the var lsummer. The pavilion “Tor bathers
points of the covenant were cm- is to be renovated in a week or so.
lead by the pastor. i1
‘_ rs. Howard Mead responded tofi Under the auspices of the Women’s
‘ name with a piano 8010. Which ;Civic League. of Darlen. a course of
much enjoyed by all. ' five Friday mornings with distinguish-
tinge ad eighty-five per cent. :Hall Inn on the Post Road at Nore-
nded e er in person or by let- 1flora. beginning May 28, at 11. o'clock.
“x , Ilrving Bacheller. of Riverside. wili‘enk
er the roll call a business ses- tertain on May 28. and the {allowing
as held. at which a committee authors on the four succeeding LFri.‘
appointed to arrange for a sult- day mornings: lamest Thompson
oi the dedication of the pre- Royle and Richard. Le Gallienner
rcb building. which comes .
Sunday in September.
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The- people of Noroton Heights are 5
The Grand 'Council of Camp m
ilnance committee was also ap- Girls of Darlen,comilos1ed of Onamrr
hospital suffering from blood one“;
leg in his hand. which resulted from 1 i
having his linger crushed in this door -
him of the car. It was necessary to. .,
sever the member at the first joint in"
order to save the arm.
ASKS resectosuse.‘ '
Want Execution of Judgment Liam
The Greenwich Sash and. Door
Company of GreenwichJilbdwnit in .1 1
the Common Pleas Court yesterday.
against Thomas F. Elmore of; FortL
Chester and Chester 0. and Irene F.
Hayes, of Greenwich
claims that on June 16. 1911, a judg‘
ment was given it against Chester 0
and Irene F. Hayes for $153M and
costs. On June 19.191i. a judgment
lien was tiled on property owned by "
Hayes at Byron. Greenwich; and til
land attached Elmore slalom to be
an interest or lien on the pioperty
subsequent to that obtained by the
lslaintii! and the latter asks for a’.
of the premises.
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The Johnson Garage has (“890:0le ’ ‘
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Mrs. Charles Beardsle' of Spline-i- it.-
The Original Sewing Club was on—l ‘
f} Mess ~Yonths
'The Woman's Relief cups has one '
flowing 50' gallons of 1
At a meeting ol’the Maui's Club of
' the Congregational Chisels“ to be held
will be Bermuda. and the talk will be '
Seymour Miller retreated to his dw- ‘
ties as trainnian on the New Canaan ‘ '
lined to his home and the Stamford.
Greenwich Sash and Door Company .
Flaintiif ‘
“Mews-ties '
OF
Coats - Suits - Skirts - Waists. -9Dresses -Hats-
for Men and Women Mens and
Young Mens’ Suits Ever Held in this City.
Salewilistaittoe-morrow and will last Saint-fl;
{day on that p. n. TWO DAYS ONLY.
For Genuine Bargains This Sale mil beat
our Dollar Day to a frazzllsuand that’ a
going some. Come in and let us Show you
that our specials are worth coming after.
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Suits
About ten hundred
suits Igill' be soldflfiuf“
mg "this sale . for
$8. 00 and $10.00 no-
thingiike it has ever
been offeredmr such
$10
liflour- $3 Emir:
nudges metal: high
or low Shoes and
Pumps, welsh cloth: on
'11” ‘
9;: 3'13
New goltme coats.
--blne. old nose, white,
groan, lined
gsico silk, value $10
$39: ‘
. For
Stock-owe have dimd~ 1
ed in two low M n
will sell them for
3 .1111 Crepe. Silk, and Ling-
special
Ladies
Spring Coats
With
Balance of. our
1981 & $
$925.00 wa'n sell
. b
weekenehhap 3:.
3f2. 98
up to$1650$ 7.98
wiplli self for
Dresses
Fat Girls.
White Lawn an
Fancy Gsnghams
one. the new outmg
SW Kaylee. Ems
WedinaSilks;
worth use; to: $2 '
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The greatest bar- 9!
game in this sale a 615
«"12 inch plume withfi
broad. head in very 99
3 ' ~.11..tii701‘15l3t it
.~¢~'vv1,nlinunp'u~,wnr‘-
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rnadalu
Norwalk Chronicler