has-name, MARCH It, 1916
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in”? cart-rum noes
'5 wamirrsn coon
' 28¢ D02.
Hayes ityMarket;
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as No Iain street
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M district commissioners will be
hi on Monday evening of next week.
lids fiancee iirundage. of First
most. hit-at Norwalk, is spending the
f”? in New York city.
' The monthly meeting of the Hay-
first Hook and Ladder Company will
{Wield on Monday evening of next
was important matters will
It? discussion.
.‘lu. in Christ Epistopal church. The
‘: M Rev. '1‘. F. Caskey. was in
‘argc. “An Old Testament Saint"
The library contest committee of
.. (h lust" Norwallt Improvement Also
. Mu that yesterday afternoon with
_ X9. Howard Lowndes. Matters is
causation with this contest were dis
cud at length.
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A meeting of the ll. at it. Sewing
Club was held last evening at the
harm of Miss Ruth Van Cot-vering.op
Gregory Boulevard. The evening was
mu m a pleasant manner, a social
t.
ed. ~va
’ Regular Lenten services will be
held tomorrow. morning and evening.
‘I in t Episcopal church. on Greg
ory’ oulevnrd. Rev. '1'. R; Culley,
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rector. \inI be in charge of all ser-
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“lllmcs of Faith" will be the sub
iact If the Men's class of the was
:Av'lus I. it). church tomorrow. am.
at. debate will be on which of the
iwd'idoubt or faith, has done the most
f for the world's progress. All men an:
.Il’ticnnlc to take part in these talks.
Cm Monday afternoon ill the home
5-. of In. Schimmel. Norman avenue,
the regular session of the (‘nrd Club
w. “the {last Norwslk lmprdvcment As-
satiation will beheld. Mrs. Schilli-
ndlmi lire. Edward Benedict will be
the hostesses. The membership list
closes after Monday’s meeting.
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,Up to the present excellent results
‘ I have been obtained fromflienewlgnl.
lion-system which has been installed
I in the East Norwalk light station. The
service from now on is promised to
two! the best obtainable. The Third
district commissioners are at this
Iii-a contemplating the hiring of an
expert engineer for duty during the
. night run of the plant.
~Tfk‘VICISSITUDE8 OF AN AGED
MAN.
Deserted in the hour of need,
A mother .with three months to feed.
had in a stranger. almost blind.
Ai‘rieud who was both good and kind.
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i For many years there came the call
For‘ald from him for one and all.
Mich touched a sympathetic cord ‘
Ami always brought a quick reward. i
two babes grew to married he;
mother was again at sea;
the stranger have in sight
shining beacon light. _ ‘ :
villus overtook the friend I
others should assistance lend, !
came upon the scene. :
“sets both cowardly and mean.
of a lifetimc's work.
talli‘wlth naught to shirt.
*uay III-one ’short dsr '
‘orusl. meanpfonl pm.
‘P. l.
. lies salsa/p at last.
' " tbs hither past; . f
.. - of-earth were a,
“where she duh lie;
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'saught to set aside ‘-
theolrl man's heart with
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regular weekly meeting of the
come ported yesterday as having been held
Inning prayer I,” held but even- ill at his home. in West. street since the Post road near Toktncltt‘ sale
I”? I. the topic interestingly discussed!
.Imc. with rct‘reshnmnts, being enjoy:
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Rowsrros
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Local owners of grape vines are pa
Itielily awaiting the going of the snow I
and some waIm weather so that they
1can do their pruning.
i Ira. Gear 8. sun and daughter.
Carol. are still the guests of Mr. and
Ira. [mile Hughes of Hancock street.i
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The matter of a clezn- -up week is
being agitated in town.
Mrs. Edward Sissou had a slight
‘Mlil- nasal operation performed recently.
‘ Thoma of 'RoI'a ton
' Mrs E.” l. a y The firemen are berinning to plan
avenue is stvll teaching at the Fair-
f0I their annual mmstrel show.
held County Home for rhlldrf‘n Ip
-West~port avenue. i
March 1‘0 has been set by the se
The ltuifanu- Social Club -'I' " W‘ti lectmou as the date for the comic
i i-h Mrs. ltochI S. Harris,- lilI"! l\ 92,...an town meeting:
.: uni-non. at two 0'.ch 1
' W h bee el d l' it i Rev, Dr. Carlos Martyn has been
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0rd ”h :21: “(9‘ m ' ”E t" 'rnjoylng a ten days' vacation at
0' the neat o "L ”on“ _°“'.Wushington and at Fort Myer. \'a.
who, for many years, was a reside-II
Iof Rowsyton. Harry Lowe, popular
!singer, is a surviving :Iou. hirs. Lowl
passed away at Yonkers, N. Y.
Lumbermen have erected a portable
raw will on the Comell property in
West svenuc and will clear the land
{of its timber.
up two days this week on his Long The "0"” 1’me ll-id I 30'
illldgestamford mall route has been bridge. m or the brook winch crosses
William H. Tristram who was re-
Monday. and it was the substitute just befon the snow came down.
carrier who was held up by the snow.
Norwalk-Stsmfmd trolley cars were.
considerable off schedule last evenv;
ing. owing to a blockade in Stamford
by s truck breaking down across the
tracks. Ordinarily one can set a
clm-k by these cars, so regularly do;
they run.
bliss liuth M. Dillard, daughter of
Janie and the late Frederick J. llil-
ilsrvd. died. Friday evening. at her
home in Upper Montclair. New Jer-
sey. as a result oLnn openltion for
acute appendicitis. Miss Illilard had
many fritvnds in Norwalk. and all will
Imgret to learn of her death.
Samuel P. liurhes, of Maple avenue,u
At the Rowayton mm“ church, coilched 281 eggs from 2i fowls dur-
inst evening. A. B. Cleverly gave s ‘"“'"‘m ontbofll'ebraary. ”Q‘M'h
most interesting address on his trip there are few small flocks in town that
to Europe. The talk was finely ll. ”n ”‘9' this record.
inch any warships sailing up NW
1ton aIanue into this ‘w or “dry
dock." and we are wondering how
“El‘ friend does his repairing. Evely
she knows that Norotou is “dnfi and
I1 are unite sure we have read this
so: (ornctly. Maybe some of our
old friends. the soldiers from the
cut. "
llIs. Frank Trowbridxs Bilflrr'. WW»
was Ilsa Annie Caner lilly sni «at
married to Mr. Bailey, January 2s,
i910 is waiting her cousins, MI
rs Harry \' ISnead and Miss Minnie
R. Snead. at their home in the Old
Nozoton. Mr. and
Ely formerly lived in Montclnir,
' 1. but are >pending the Milton In
New York city. Ir. and hire. Bailey
«\t‘ lust I‘t‘luined from their honey
.oInI trip to the South and to N;I1~.It'
.I malady.
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-iIa-I:I Imuids, and are non liiIII,
II Montriair.
it.» Arthur t‘anlss lame. at
‘l‘our ‘Iyr Lodge," her winter itulliu
I. I'-u-‘.'nlll tirove ncar Misfit. Ha
I..- I dznncr party to II numb-r o
filt'idi Wednesday night and Itrnurg
l ~- Ir" tot“ Ill. and Mrs v\':iI1. .II
lcckefelier. of Lake "Avenue
:l'lt'IIWlCh. They are with their son
Godfr v Rockefeller, at Lake Placid
A4 ii Inagked costume brill
.II I "'e same night by the nIeIIIbeI~
f the lliscayne Bay Yacht " .Ib of
II.IIIi, Lin: WIlILrtln G. liotv‘.ef¢'|l"r
v~i II-= a_'l‘uriii:"h woman in iI:III.'-
painted turban and bodies. with Iron
iliiul
h 0i lI.IIII Mu u. Mr. llOl‘hI‘F‘W‘W
all.» .vI gentleman of the Legion cf
Itllt‘Il’ John ll. Snowden. Iorm-Hy
of Norman. was also a guest at Inv-
I‘II. 2m was ammo as a v‘n'II-III
gentleman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry I:
llalloy. of "Hawthorn." llvram
Show. Port Chester, and Mrs. Phi; 'l
lustrstsd by an unusually large nun»
ber of cxc~llent views. The large A successful supper and sale was
number of the members of the Men' s h?” by the ladies of the Church Aid
.ll othcrhood present hugely enjoyed 300W.“ in the Presbyterian church.
the (may, I-‘nllnwlvlg the excellent Noroton, yesterday afternoon and
talk supper was served. many evening. i
things being included in the course‘s
Efforts are boing made to interest'
ltowsyton baptist t'humh. Ser the schoolboya in mm" bind houau‘
,‘r-Is "until y March 12,1916: 10:30 in With the warblers may u! up.
- main: worship with sermon on housekeeping when they return m
‘llow (ltd list if sad Weak Things.”
":50 0. the Hide school will meet to.
study about "The Heroes and Mary1
lyrs of Faitll"—Heb. II. '
town.
Miss Roxanna Wheeler, who has
330- 1h. been living wIIII Mrs. H. 0. Street. of
““0" 0- ll}. “'"l M” "1“" ““39“" Mansfield avenue. has been obliged to:
In the primary room 6245. tho onuIr IIII» Stamford Hospital for Imi-
Chrlstiaa Endeavor Society will hold went.
their regular weekly devotional meet- ..
Ina—tonic "The Causes of Failure» 'lile Ladies Aid Society of um1
In tiff—Trev 10: 1-”: leader Miss .‘ft’lllndlll church will hold another!
Irene Lynch. 7: 30. evening worship. or their famous suppers next Tuesday;
Theme 0! sermon. “Utilizing God's melting. March 14, in the basement ofi
Gift." Etcryonc is welcome at these the church l 1
services. Mld-week meeting Wednes- ._
day. at 7:45 The Foreign Missionary (not. 192.0. Hnyter of (‘IrIItIq
Society will have charge of tne sen Itrcet. recently enjoyed a visit from.
vies. I‘ll (‘.. l-‘errand. of Bloomfield. N. .l..
formerly postmaster of that town,
when; Capt. Hayter fomerly llved. I
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The Church Aid Society of the Nora-E
'Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church notices: Sunday, March 12th.
Morning worship at 10:80 a. In. At
this service it is expected that Mr.
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lailurl also utttndcd the bull I‘l-e
titernoon of the Yacht Club “all the
.v.‘ us werI I-iIuIrtatusd 'II di'li-
I-on by Mrs. Wm. J. listbesou at he.
Lune. “Swastika.” near Miami.
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No! ,
James “allay has purchased a Ford
car of the Johnson 0arage:‘which he
will use in connection with his busi-
ness as landscape gardener and tree
specialist.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold
:fts regular meetiax in llavmoad Hall
I Wednesday afternoon, )larch 15, at
‘I requested that every me
:ber be precast as business oi Impor
‘tance will be transacted. After the .
business of the meeting is concluded,
a St. Patrick's lunch will be served.
' feet of sklewalk to keep clean. which.
Samuel ‘Blngamsn. of Plainflold. N. J.,
President of the layman‘s AssOcia-
tion of the Newark Conference, Will
speak. Mr. Blngsman has just re.
turned from some important confer-
ences in the Middle West and is lire-
pared to give us a most illuminating
address on the success of the every
ton Presbyterian church will hold Ia‘ Extensive alterations are being
sale of fancy articles. cakes, etc.. on made to the Warren residence at the
Thursday. March 9. beainni cast 4 p. corner of Wk and Cherry streets.
In. An excellent supper will be served ., which includes a large addition. The
to all corners from 8 to i. Iwork is being done by [gray Elwod.
--—-—-—- i The young ladies of the Congrega-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. who'tional Church are rehearsing
member canvass as it has been tried guests Mr and 3'” Henry D Whit
and followed up in many place. A field of Tuxedo. Mr. Carnegie is re-
Iiervlco of consecration will follow the We“ ‘3 ““"e “e“ “d "m ”"1”“!
address. "Weather or no weather we his houseboat. the “nude"
hope that every member of the church
will be present at this morning ser-
"ca who“ complain about the m“ ford. was a visitor in Noroton and
ther- for easier 'tis you'll find. to make Stamford yesterday Mr. l-line isoon
Mr mind to weather than weather nccted with the Southern New Eng-
“, ,0“, mind I. load Telephone Company. and was
Sunday school at 11:50 a. m. The Ir51°01“!!! the telephone poles.
lesson subject is. “Heroeg and Map
"78 of Faith" Jmt mini 81““ at Snow plouxha were busy all yes
the lesson and ask your self how near terday .1008 the 'BUIMWNOWIK
You come to having the spirit of a “I" and MIME" Potter ll ‘0 3° 00“
martyr for the work and faith of gratulsted on the way he kept this
Christ and {its church. line opened under trying circuml
Junior league, at 8 p. m. The pas- stances.
tor desires to meet all of the mem-
bars of the Young People's Proba- A cow owned by John McHsle. of
donor’s class at this meetlns 0: Ridge. recently gave birth to four
mar“! league It 6:45 p- In. The calt’es. one being full sized. and the
We in. “The Ursencv of a Great other three about as large as pup-
Tfll" The 16-0" l' Mm mu!- pies. These all died.‘ although the
”(12- E. Hine. of 2 Noble avenue, hill:
two
are now at Miami. have as their plays which will be given in the
church on Friday. March 24. From
all accounts. they will prove clever
performances.
"It Pays to Advertise" will be pro
duoad in the Regent Theatre. Non
walk. on March ill. for the benefit of
tho Norwalk Hospital. The play will
be given by the‘nlgiaal New York
Dreadway company. matinee and sv-
enlng. and the proceeds will be de-
votdd to the purchasing of s new am-
bulance for the neutral. Anyone in'
town wishing tickets may procure
than of III-u. Stephen Hoyt of Carter
street. Her telephone number is 333.
The pupil‘s of the seventh and eighth
grades of Center School are practle
tug iadustrlously. under the direction
of Mr. ’Bayley and Miss Tacks for the
"concert to be given in the Town Hall:
Honday evening. March 20, at 7:45.
The cantata. “Three Springs." tells
Iwaumwn
”mulflnmmumtsoodfeilonhipoothemd
mmumachmunwa
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the story of the" spring-I Imm‘lthair
source on the mountain side until they
reach the sea, with intermediate
themes of the Brook. the River. the:
Waterfalls, no.4 it ranks high asIa-
musicales-position: ia- marl-on
with other cantata previously given
why the school; in addition to this.
other choruaeav are in preparation and
the Guitar School orchestra will be
m ‘ owner tried to keep than; warm and
“an!" ”Vi“ °t “”3 “a “3““ alive by artificial means. A few years
7 30 P-ll'l 11 1! expected the a cow bore twins
Wmen who make the ever! “9 sum '
war canvass will speak at thlr lore trouble on N Bill on
"a“, The fonts! W" must of the classroom The sang
III-Ina Mum. ‘rlwtflc delivery non ibr wins.
“I MmWMMIntommm-a.
Willi. will-Ii. m If. g
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Mountings-tack
Mumsmm m-”mmww‘hmnnmmsnwmammom
mountain-summonm“"““m'°‘“°°”“‘imm Avacmddmhvtka‘caatsr
Eons m biting m on. 'im I'm uhhltchad llll horse “on All. (Show W ll MM “I! u l.
“a Wm‘umu' am 'mnl.mm Who‘ll“. mm
M The regular mammoth-rut- Mk9 'P‘md'wlllbapruaeat. /
“Malabar ringworm M.flaalgnumt¢ttm' ”ms .(
, been at the vaudeville my the year
m.
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"l I.- cur tin-.t. but an have note.- \al resistive of the company from ukica The any: wk has been delayed cars from Bridgeport.
it is purchased-la muted a great deal
of attend. as it was on“ tum-a:
Railroad avenue and Main stmt. Be.
‘fore placing the tractor under coverfi
"the representative tried a stunt with
the machine by arranging the steer-1
lag gear and letting it turn in s {wen-Y
ty-foot circle on the hill It the juno
Home at the Heights, can help u.- tion of bat even» and I'm street I steam engines to pump the water out
while the representative stood on the
sidewalk looking on with the other in-
un. We! Britton Ely. mu Q“..on tanned spectators The tractor isictlrrent which will be used for the» a safe and Ieliatvie ”Naomi;
for use on farms. principally for de.
veloping power, plowing and barrow ’
ins.
and:
i The March meeting of the WardeuI
and Burgeases was held Tuesday
\tsrdcn Wheeler Robert ll liming!
Dr Thomas Tunney, A H. Raymondi
W. S. Raymond and Joseph Stillman
being present Warden Wheeler stat 1
ed that he had remove a letter flora
the Civic [league protesting against! ’
the removal of the tree at Main atreotl
and East avenue.
Several members
[of the board expressed the opinioni
that the tree should not be cut down!
unless it is absolutely necessary
[within signed by John E ileum:
and twenty two other freeholders ol[
the borough. calllns attention to tha
fact that the recent borough meeting
for the purpose of authoriring the in»:
provcments of Railroad avenue and
Main street was not representative of
the will of the majority of the chi7ls
and requesting the board to hold a
special meeting was received. The
muest was complied with by the sp
pointment of a committee to draw up
a call for a special meeting to be
held Thursday evening. March 16. The
sidewalk committee reported it had
made a partial inspection of the walks}
but owing In the continued present-e1
of ice and snow it was unable to ram
dar a complete report at this time.
On motion of Mr. Stillman. the War
den was lnstructad to ask the Select-
men for 81 400 as the Bomush's share
of highway money for this fiscal
year. The Warden was authorised to
order one tank of 6,000 gallons of
road oil. for delivery here the first
week in May. This. it was argued. is
taking time by the forelock and being
prepond 'to lay the dust early in the
season without being obliged to wait
for the oil to arrive. George I. RuaI
cos of Park street appeared before the
board and called attention to the fact
that durhg the winter he has had 850
herald: represented a tax of at least
as. and which walks are used by
neighbors and others in the borough
who had. so walks to clean. his con-
tention being that such requirement
was unjust and unconstitutional. It
was conceded that only about half
the streets of the borough are pro-
vided with sidewalks. Hr. Roscoe [I
anxious to have his attorney and the
borough's attorney put the question in
proper form and submit it to the Sn-
preme Court for a decision
VW\“\’
WESTPOiE
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SAUGAi'l‘UCE
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The members of the. w. 'r. I. A. will
meet at the home of one. of the mem-
bers soon and disco- plsns for the
fair they will give next summer on ‘
the Town hall grounds. They are
planning to conduct the fair on a much
larger scale than ever before. For; the
last two years the association has
cleared a large sum of money on these ‘
fairs. Within a short time the fair
dates will be announced. it will also
be known what booths the ladies-of
the town will be asked to prepare for.
Last year thefmambars of the as.
aoclation had a one-story building
erected on the hint] at the rear of the
Town hall. They are using this at
the present time for storing dishes
etc" which they use at the fairs. it I
is expected that several vaudeville,
acts will be obbiued for the fair'
neat summon, Last your local talentl
was used in the presentation of a two‘
act ptaylet. but it was noticed that‘
there was-notes near as large. an at-
tiandancc at the- play as there had
mm “to Guards will 91”
the mun“ will of moms ”ii
ulglit- on the National Rail
floor The local boys do not expect
crest avenue. is spending a few weeks‘ told you I didn't mean what i
Hillside street. have been guests of}
John C. Lobdell, at Greenfield Hill. 1
h fish as!
for the last few days owing to the Superintendent liaisons was able II
wealth!
will be used for pumping out that
colerdlns has been installed. Tani Has EIGHT compass.
motor will do the work mud faalnl'.‘ lire. P. My. tied-Ilium“ St,
matte steam end“; Considerable CoIIngton. Ky, writes: "l have been
delay III m M owing l0 "19 using Foley's Honey and Tar for near-
faet lint the mall hid to Will for 1116'” two years and can find ho belief
cough syrup. l have eight children
0! the 00191111195 “mm" M" and give it to all of them. They were
been installed for the reducing of m°:subject to flour from bum“ on." it
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Sold
electric motor. I'euvrywhere. "
A number of tickets hale already“ ‘<_-__
been sold for the minstrel show and‘
dance which the members of the Holy, '
Name society of the ‘hurch of the 3 W
Assumption will give in heir hall on; lLTON
State street on Marth 17. Music for‘ h m___
dancing will be furnished by SlecsI '
orchestra of Norwalk. “‘ANM’
A meeting of the members of the M" “”1 “'3“ “vi” ’5“ m- 01
Girls Friendly society will be held Brooklyn, spent the l.I.~1 IIIII IvIIIi at
in ill? parlors of ill? (‘lll‘lsl (‘llul'cfinhe home of lilolf‘ lifiihew, lmlioy
on Saturday evening They will then Eta!“-
have their annual election of officers - __._-
The present officers will also submit Kilt-s Katherine Keeler “a< r»-
their "port; for the, yepn 'u III-d from a VlSIi in Wal'm i'l'.‘ .4
Ernest Anderson has recently II in r brother's, \\' L. Kecler
turned to his home here utter spenu- ____
ing a few days in New York on busi (it-onto Gilbert. 'lf Sim-rs ‘otleya‘
was In town Thlltfliay VJ unwed It’s
wedding of his quIIIer, Edwdrd (ill-
ness
D. P McKsnna is able to be out
once more after being contined to hisJ but.
home for the last few days with a __ .. ,
slig‘ht attack of the SH]! Mist: Marie lioll s'I-r is vlsi mg
H. T. Driscoll has returned here
after spending several days in New
York. visiting with friends.
The trolley service was delayed con-
siderably yesterday owing to the
III» Grace t‘anterb In In New York
lt'tllli‘llll with her ‘II’miIzesIlIy stIer
.‘ilII-s Canterbury‘s Vii-l IIeIe
Mrs. Ernest Schenck
‘19“? in" of "W'- A “"1“" car “‘“who have been spendi .2 the p-Isf
Ithrce weeks at Atlantic l':.*, .V. J..
. "have returned home. Their return
was delayed by the illness oi 'h" I-
tle daughter Jean. who had an .- ll
of tonsilitis and was unable to II a
Atlantic City.
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Lelloy Evans had the IIIiI-torl .. .
Wss____1‘0N
)MM-M i
Miss May Morrison spent the ‘.\'t‘(‘i ;,
end at her home in mnbuivy. ‘to lose his black llOrl-‘I" llll’flukil
ness last week.
Miss Angle Post substituted .Is-
Joseph Bounds" and family expect!
soon'to move to Redding. 'tsst‘her cf the Hurlbutt Street school
,Thursday in the absence of the In."
Raniuel Rix has been a business-vis- 'ulur teacher. Mine Alice 0. Merwm.
ltol‘ in Bethel. who attended the wedding of her (till-
' sin, Edward Gilbert.
PL-e Ileighlng is again being en- ..
toyed as a result of the heavy slow-
i Ils of the psst .fow-daysn
('ldlt’lli‘! Middlebrook. or Neath
Wilton. died at. 9 O'C’mkthellllP‘tiity
niovmng. after a long illness [I Im II:-
hemlock. The Mi'vlll‘ be bold"
Saturday. at theIhusuM. Charles
A. Marks calcining. MrJliddlobunk
was well-known in Wilton, having al-
Ways lived on the Mlddleb‘rook farm
He is survived by'llis wife; thme chili
drc nerd three‘s’isters-Mrv. Mill!
and the Misses Alice and Blanche
l-Iiddlsbrooh. of‘A'orwaik.
William 13. Osborn. of Valley For 1n,
~ IlrIIIng a new horse, purchased in
mutation.
has retur'n‘d in
spending several
Albert Lnufer
Lin Itept rt after
days In Iowa.‘
Willis ll. Banks. of Nordeld street,
was an over-Sunday visitor in Nor-
wslk. OUT OF THE RACE.
When one wakes with stiff back.
Frank Harder. of the Upper Parish.
is spending a few. days in Newtown
with his brother. Joseph Harcor.
rheumatic twinges. he cannot do his
best. if you feel outof the race, tir-
ged. languid, or" have symptoms of
Charles Barnes. of: the Upper Par ,kidney trouble. sci promptly. Foley
lab, has again resumed business tlllt’l 'Kldney Pills help the kidneys get rid
a weeks illness. of poisonous waste, matter that caus-
She—"l. want you to forget than I
said
.i" Greenfield. ;s.bout not taking back my refusal to
...___. change my mind. We been thinking
Harry TCWEDYI 0‘ "‘9 West Sh“- it over and I've decided that l was
has returned from a visit in N¢W.miataken in the an! 9“ng
York. ’
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Mrs. Charles B. Wakeman. of Hill-
bLife.
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Mrs. Glfloli's parents. Mr. and Mrs j if Cross, Feveriah, dick. Bilioua. Ole-an
Little Liver and Bowala.
Mrs. David B. Morehouse is now?
able to get out. of doors after hcrI
recent: severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Benedict..
of Nordeld street, are entertaining;
week-end guests. , i
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Mr. and um. Allan w. Giflql'd. oIi
i“-Cbildrsn love this "fruit laxative," .
Levi Squires. of Southport. W“ 'i and nothing else cleansese the tender
week-end visitor with his parents. stomach. liver and howels so nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. William E Squires. of“ A child simply will not stop playing
the Upper Parish. Ito empty the bowels. and to resulu
- rte. they become tightly clog with'J
Bsmuel B. Sturg . “of the West waste. liver gets sluggish, stomach
Side. will. with his family, leave town IOU". then your little one becomes
about April 15; to reside in. Kent, cross, half sick fsvaish, don't eat,
where he will engage in farming.-
The "Liberty Bell”. Bird Club, of the mil-who 01“ diarrhea. Utter.
"Do you really mean that. lsahei?" ‘
saloon-on not batman: brsatlt is Mi.-
’sylum full of'coldi has' sore- throats”
Upper Parish school, held at meeting.
J‘rldsy afternoon. with the president.
Charles Gartmsn. in charge of the
iii-moi , ’
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«Nordtld Grange met in regular ses-
tion, Fri’du‘ evening. with the pro
Mothsri See if tongue is mated; the.
give a tesspoonful of "Gsliforuia Syi
rupofEias." and in afew hours all.
the constipated waste, sour bile amt
undigaatedtibodmea outof the aw
ten, and you hsve a well. playful
child again.
i Kiillns “mothers give “Gumball-I
anvltrouhh In iii-tins WWWT" mm “"0"“ m" mm" ”mm“ Smut liar” broads- it. impedes!!!
five ”shay bays already It the
0.1.. H. team of Sutton! said- this
five has defeated the Golan five on
paveratdimt mm 11.. Q“... Weston friends were ill attea insemin
in charge of the worthy lecturer. Mrs.
Ida-lay. Lorsa.
havmlass: childmlovait, auditnan‘
learns wanton thsstolawch. Imi-
dbowsis .
muurdnsaiatiuasocantbot-
donswill plow-outpouridsmw ummnfflmtamducsumsm or flat."
Stratford. 'l'h
arr pane. Du
will be the praltnlne H mm mm wum. Mn which mun-mun. babies.
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WMd‘fis"m Wit-hi .
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The eioctnc motor which keep some sort of a schedule in elect. »
.Iw! i’alilily, -
pains in musclo. aches in Joints. or f
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