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The A. W. T. Class held a class
supper in the church basement, Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. honey, of Rowuyton
ivenue. have returned honie, after a
visit out of town.
69 No. main sweet
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‘ Mrs. John H. Sniflln spent Wed-
, iicaday with her mother, Mrs. W. H.
»- EAST .- Seizer, of Rye. N- 1'.
NORWALK
Miss Mary Dance. of New York
city, spent Sunday with her parents
on West Side avenue.
Miss Kate Crockett. of Craw ave
one. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Alfred
lungs, of Philadelphia. Pa
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.12th Tiebout, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
pcnt the week-end with Mrs. Harry
Comings. of Cudlipp street.
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Charlea Reynolds, of Cove street,
is sojourning in Florida.
Bdwad Tobey, Jr., has removed fromi
Fitch street. to hoist avenue.
Stuart Youngs..of East avenue, spent
the weekend in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kohler, of Fair-
Wield, t‘onn., have rented Elwood
Broadway's house, on Crockett street.
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Both of the children of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Shrader are recovering
from chickenpox.
Mrs. S. E. Lawson and Master John
returned Thursday front a visit with
friends at West Haven.
The iadleabAid Society of the leth-
odist Church are planning for a sup-
per to be given in about ten days.
Miss Theresa Hoyt is planning to
give a musk-ale some time this month
for the benefit of the Methodist
Church.
liarry ~Schllcliting has fitted up a
studio in the attic of his home and is
spending much time nowadays on H
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39nd... Hanan 111% mm “If TODAY IN WALL STREET.
M36}! guppin‘ quietly over’ to Dar- -. ---—-—~ .
I.“ 3.. . m “I.“ m; m... NEWORK. starch a (Wall Street,
ried fours. M. R. SfPorter of Kore £10230 a. nL—The week on the Stock
ton Heights. Rev. 8 E law-ion oflExchange opened with more cond-
the Methodist Episcopal Church Der-Meme, this being denoted by the gen-
lonned the oeremon)’. and 111‘ hllilrflerally higher level of prices. Mate-
eooplo are receiving Williaimflririal gains were again confined to we
I1- Nomton Heighten where they “i“:cialties, however, such as Mexican
make their-hone ‘Petroleuni, Butte and Superior and
iAnaconda Coppers, American Zinc
and a few of the better known war
tissues, particularly Crucible Steel,:
.Piessed Car, Baldwin Locomotive and
Westinghouse. Rails were steady and
3U. 8. Steel responded to a better do
:llllnd. Dealings continued moderate,
‘with speculative interest converging!
iaround conditions at. Washington.
WALL STREET, NoonmPricee
made further upward progress during.
the morning with manipulative activ-
ity in Sugars, Oils, Crucible Steel and
Tobacco Products Preferred. (‘uban
American Sugar rose 12 1-2 and South
l'orto Rico 1. Mexican Petroleum ex—
tended its rise over 5 points. The
movement was shared in variable de-
greo.by Marines, United Fruit, the
metal group and Fertilisers. while
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At the auteur-ed borouh meeting.
Friday night much intereot was shown
The motion to improve Railroad Av»
line and Main street was lost by a sec-
oad vote, the first ballot being a tie.
There were one hundred voters in at-
wndance.
The first March meeting of the Wot
man's club in Raymond‘s Hall. l‘ri-
art work.
R. It}. Weed. of Pleasant street, has
recovered from an attack of flip.
Harry Tiebout, of Wesleyan college,
Middletown. Conn, spent the Week-
John llichads, of the East Side. wal end visiting rr-lu'tiyes in this place.
a Sunday visitor in New York City. I
3 Miss Minnie Sniflin has returned to
local thermometers registered 6 dish Oneonia, N. Y.. after several weeks‘
green above zero early this morning. stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
' ‘ John H. Snifiln.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Bradley, have uk-
en up their residence on Van Zant
street.
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EN. Y, spent the weekend with her
”‘""" V rk .pairciits, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. of New \0 , of Highland avenue.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Morrell,
of Fourth street.
H. Nathan. of First street, who was
recently operated on at a ‘New York
Hospital, is rapidly improving.—
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it there by the death of his mother,
which occurred on Wednesday.
air. and Mrs. Richard Hendrick, of “’5‘ “my S'eeney and her
Cove street, e. “nt yt"ilt‘f‘dily with Mrs.
Hendrick’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jea-
aen, of Bridgeport.
from that place, and are now residing
with Mrs. Sweeney's
jRowayton avenue.
parents, on
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The regular monthly communion Word "I“ led
service was celebrated yesterdfi' 'hia Mreecv 1“ “OWIHOII.
morning in the float avenna'lin ' “1““- ‘ dflflghter was born
Mk. The pastor. 'Rev. 8. 1’. hi» 0 r. “a Mrs. a.” “We. of New
banks, was in charge. Jemey- I". Rowe was formerly
__ Miiia Florence Grant,
Mrs. William Gilbert and Mrs. Royal
Decker. of Van Zant street. spent 8at«
.of Collender'a Point,
. Helen 0. Phelps stokes, her daughter.
I now in Redlands, Cal.
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', Mrs. Hart, of West Haven. who has
bl't‘ll spending about ten days at the
Methodist parsonage, returned to her
home yesterday.
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Mina (Margaret Md‘lellen of West
Mrs. ferrite Hughes. of Brooklyn: Haven is spending the weekend “er3. William mefl Weed, her niece.
‘ the Methodist parsonage. as the guest
l of Mrs. S. E. Lawson.
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l Master Donald Burgeeser has been a
ltev. H. E. Anderson spent Friday; "cm“ of chickenpox for ”'9“! My"! the drawing-room of the residence of‘
leyes," made its appearance.
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’tcrlnlned at dinner. hiday night, at
daughter, of Stamford. have moved the Manhattan Hotel, New York. The Cooper rendered three piano duets.
>Rockefellers' home on lake avenue,
~Greenwlch, has been kept opened all
. winter.
1 The wedding of Miss Eleanor Ar
inett. Nash. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
[Edmund s. Nash of'the Boaton mut,’
. Rye. whose engagement to Cutler Ne-
_ Williams of New York was announced
in this column last week. will take
place this spring.
t thy afternoon,
Mra. Anson Phelps Stokes and MissI the hall ‘0 its full capacity.
Mroton, “aiming, eniitled "A llox of Monkeys."
Mrs. William G. Rockefeller en-‘
various unclassified stocks rose 1 to 2,
points. ll. 8. Steel and Reading were!
the only former favorites to showl
pronounced activity and strength. St.
Paul and Pacific Mail inclined to heav-
inesa. Quotations eased nominally in
some instances before midday. Bonds
were steady.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. in.——During
the midrsession. the market became
stagnant and featureless except for a
movement in the automobile stocks.
General Motors and WillysOverland
advanced to and 12 points, respective
'a prairie mu; Miss Ethel Knapp as 1’-
lady Guinever Lliiiile-PN‘. an Eng-
!llah primrose, daughter of the Earl of
!p|‘yuuxh, Both sneer-s were laid in
attracted an and»
lence of women and men that crowded
The at-
:traction was a twouct farce, by aim-
,The cast was composed of William l),
[mum in the role of Edward Ralston.
is promising young American, half
:owner of the Sierra gold mine; \\‘in»
ideld S. Baxter as Chauncey Ogle
‘thorpe, his partner, second son of Lord
jDoncaster; Minis Emma A. Opper as
l Mrs. OnegoJones. an admirer of rank;
GMTON MACHINICTS LEAVE.
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t GRO’I‘ON. March 6.—~About 60 skill-
.“ NONE" M" ““9”“ W“ 0811-! “d ”“9"!" “‘ "“""”°“' "N“ Mrs. UndecoJoncs. The awn: “mind machinists, the majority of them
excellent. A numb" 0t 0‘ hits onleinployed in the biuldlng of submar-
retell-known local write were. mm“ thee in in. New London ship and En-
wttii awrecllilm; BHV'M‘U” 'C‘s‘lgine Company’s plant, have signed
Mrs. Ralph L WW" 5““ Ml” 8"" : cotncta to go to the Remington Arma'
'company's plant at Eddyatoue, Pa.
:th‘h were en‘hmamc'", ‘ppl‘ud', where a big rush order for the Allies
ed. yis demanding the services of thoue.
Ends of men. Agents of the arms colt
,plny came hm with increased wages
and bonuses as an inducement for
these men. Two weeks ago 134 mach.
inista left here for Chester, Pa. Rep
retrentativea of the international Mach-
inista' Union were here Sunday and
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L. ,LVERMIN‘Ei
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Charles Pohlman is quite ill of the
‘g‘rip at'hia home.
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New. Waists
The advance spring styles which have just arrived are capturing the:
fancy of everyone who sees them. ' »
A practical, tailored waist, made of eoisette, is "perfect in curry «it,
tail,'andthepriceisonly ....... 1 ...... aim-
Beveral models in voile waists are charming in design. and suitable
for dressy occasions. Prices are .................... $1.08 and t2.*‘
Then there are various smart styles in crepe-derchlne and Japan“;
silk waists, white and dainty colors, with convertible collars, at $1.?
The above are only a suggestion of the excellent values to be found
in our waist stock.
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FOR
Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs, Draperies,
linoleums, and
Housefurnishings,
VARIETY. vo LUMEEQUALlTY
Look Through Our Stock
QUAL/f V H/Crr'fj T - PERI.) 1. ONE: '7
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
aria, in New York. where they attend»
a finance of “Hip, Hip Hooray!"
at the Hippodrome.
Mrs. “tomes Bell, formerly of Nor
walk. has returned to her home in
. Watervllle Maine. after an extended
visit with her parents. Mr. and In.
bewi- Gt. John. of St. John street.
East Norwalk.
TOKEVFKE
Mina Renee Despard spent several
days laat week in New York city.
The two houses being erected by
Mrs. Thomas Preston, in Tokeneke,
are nearing completion.
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DEBATE ON‘ M’LEMORE RESOLU-
TION.
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WASHINGTON. iMarch
Home Rules committee today agreed
on and will bring into the House to-
morrow a special rule for four boura'
debate on the Monomer-e resolution
warning Americans oi! armed ships of
the European belligerent; This ac-
tion puts the much-discussed resolu-
tion into a parliamentary posotion
when amid-moon leaders are con.
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RUNDOWN WON EN.
We Have A Remedy That Will Cost
You Nothing if It Deon Not
. Help You.
Bomb Normal: women will please
Iodine that we mean just what we say
in the above heading. Letters like
the “flowing prove the efficiency 01
Wool in such caaeo:——_
"I!!! the benefit of the other tired
house for seven in my family. i
came rundown. an M out. 1*“
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Tomorrow, Tuesday evening, the!
lllble study class will meet with M 3"“
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Joseph leior Pen ! Thtolllh ‘ ”WV‘WM‘" m‘
h .. noyer street. These. mg that a town meeting was to be
mont ly business and social meetings' held shortly. the “new” "“ ”n“.
or the class have been largely attend-i that this meetinl '” to 5' ”m m
ed it is hoped that every member; Stamford. whereas it “mm have eta!-
will make an effort to be present at[ ed that the meeting is to be held in
this one. Dar-ion
Charles R. 8nifln. of West Side
avenue, entertained about fifteen of
his friends on Saturday evenin
flames and dancing were
e
Darien had two sales of property
last week. with mortxaxu of 87,100.
3'I There were six sales during the last
“3°” “I“ week of February. rm. but the men-
‘til it late hour, after which a dainty WWW to only "'3‘” mm
”put “a mm. “"9" "mm B. More sold to Francis a non
we”: ““595 Gertrude Brands. his-land property atSootohCove. William
;bfl Jam; “MM Jennings. Mabel! Relihan to Q'CJUttle. Grove street.
Wakes, ”0P0“!!! Rockett, Margaret —— .
Jefferson. Mabel Moore: Mabel Wat- m Selectmen have appointed John
:ion; and Messrs. Walter Stark, Wit-t Finch as fire warden. and then. think~
“m Nm' "mm“ “5mm. Roy ing that. perhaps. the duties of on.
Merrilicld. Herold Sowarby. Waltergoillce would not keep "Jack" very
K'thts Md'Chulu Snimn. I busy. also appointed him dog warden.
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l WOULD FORESTALL EXECUTION.
L08 ANGELES, Cal. March 6.—
Tolegrama to Secretary of State Lan-
sing ssking that the American Gov-
ernment take steps to forestall the
execution of Dr. James A. Rene. for-
merly of Bupeflor, Wis, at Maaatisn,
on the west coast of Mexico.
been sent by relatives and
here, it was said today.
Miss Adelaide Rene, daughter of
The (loodwlves' Campfire Girls will
hold a silver tea and cake sale in the
lectureroom of the Congregational
Church today at 3 p. in. There will
also be a fishing-pend for children.
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The Church Aid society of the Pros
1 byterlan Church, Newton, will hold it
1“"! sale of fancy articles in the chapel
mend" next Thursday. March 9. The silo
will begin at t. thorn ti to 8 runner
th , will be served to all corners. Admis
gem”? Who. are I 3 1° pn-‘ sion to the sale will be free. The sup
“K “calm Saturday by m" per wll cost 25 cents per head.
J. A. Adams. at Superior, 1.“ be“
”an to?” ”h“ on ”"19! 15. Charles Carlson lost a good gray
Bald she would go to Washington and home Monday nleht. The animal was
mud” “We” t0 the President tolnpparently all right when w‘ '-‘- "v
prevent the execution. Miss Rene isI barn.“ night. but when Mr. Carlson
I?“ WY member of the family in Log went to feed a. Tuesday moraine. be
“we! at Dre-ent- ‘- found mum. dead and cold in the
. Mrs. Reno and Carroll. a twelve- Itali. Thocauae of his death rennin!I
rearold son, are with the physician I milk”, as no one sleeping lint-he
at Mazatlan . house near by heard any noise, at-
_“-——-,-——‘ would have been po-ibl: bed the an-
‘ MORE .l-NCRIACED RATES AP. Mill fluid 3 sound. which would H70
PROV“. been expected had be been in pain.
Wain Carrie 1. arm-n or Heroin.
Mrs. laaac Reliant is spending the.
week with relatives in New York.
Solon ll. norglum. of Rocky llnnch.‘
bounding a few days at his studio
in New York.
William War-dwell, who has beeii
"quite ill at his home is now able to
be about once more.
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Miss Lottie Miller, of Now York.f
Ia spending the week at the home of
her brother, John Miller.
Mrs. John Gruelle. of New York.
is spending a few days at her sum-
mer home, Twee Doodle lodge.
Mina Elsie St. John, who has been
spending the past few days with her
sister in Westport. has returned to
her home in this place.
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Mrs. Cathenne Hammond. who has
been spending the past few days at
the home of Mrs. Ella Aiken, has re~l
turned to her home in New York.
Miss Mary Lockwood. who has
been spending the past two days
with her mother. Mrs. Carrie Lock.
wood, has returned to her home in.
Meriden. 1
{ORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
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(The Commercial Record.)
Addition (0.81"...
work has been started on the plans
for an addition to the garage on
Ron. The present building. which is
m, and m “urine. two stories
arrangements-mus The
addition-will,» ofkeliw oh and
concrete construction. and will be
treated him. The howl“ be
Chestnut street belonging to- Vanta-
one story high, will he raised one '
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