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Rout: GATHERED Bees
40¢ DOZ.
WARRANTED coon EGGS
23¢ Doz.
Hayes CityMarket
69 No. Mani street
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The next meeting of the third district
\ omnmissioucra Will be held in the Bayfi
\
\
view plant on Monday evening of next
weak. Ordinary business will be
transacted. ‘
Arangements are completed for the
holding of a turkey supper next Tue»
day evening in the headquarters of the
Mayflower Hook a Ladder (brilliant:
All the member will be in on this big
event.
The. matter of manning the cable
under the th>.iiiiigtoii street bridge
and prowding other means for blow-
lug thc'iocai are whistle will be taken
up on 'i ueatiny I‘\'t'l.illl! of llt‘hl week
It it till" tint; iii tlic t Ity council.
.mid-weck service of prayer.
Morcc ails are being made for bread
. to feed the hungry gulls. who hover
about the harbor. iltitat. it- til“ the ice
that partially t‘tll't‘l‘> lllt \:.;t'ci' iii llll‘
harbor tl.t' iztillrt llliil it tit-citlt-tily hard
living.
Affaim at the East Norwalk niuniciv
pal plant are progressing well at this
time. Since the installation ot' the
ignition syideiu no trouble has been
experienced. it is expccred that from
now on the ht‘l‘\'|t‘t‘ ol the plant will
he cxcolhnt in every I‘caiiM‘l, barring
storm: and unhicsct-u accidents.
There istli‘ 4“: no ciuiigelistic ivor-
Viceu totitt'ltt M the members of the
group of tlllt -h- of which the East
Avenue M. H. ciiut-t h is one, who are
holding these decidedly interesting
meetings in the .lt‘it‘rill districts oi
the city.
Relatives on the Ham Side are re-
ceiving letters from Walter Thompson
and Oscar Cedegrcn, local boys. who
are visiting in New Hampshire. They
report from i t 5 feet of snow in that
vicinity, and say the ‘sleigh-riding ll
aplendld. Mr. Cedegren is employed
in New Hampshire. Mr. Thompson iii
in that state for his health. and his
friends will be picattcd to learn he la
‘ rapidly gaining weight and health.
The “Conversion of the Secretary
of the Treasury," because of a man
who was sent 75 miles just to tell
him how to be converted. will be the
aubject, of the men's class of the East
Am 1!. ii. church, tomorrow. in
‘dfflon a change of time for meet-
h'g will be up for debate. Many think
u earlier hour would accommodate
more members.
I
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()WAYTON '
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mat—w ”...—u..- E I
,/ t
apottamanilke manner, has 0101'“ to
play the game over.
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lowavrou Hermann" misc
DAL CHURCH NOTiCEs.
Sunday. March Huh—Morning wo
«hip at 10:30 a. m. The pastor's ac
moo subject is' "The'tiood chv»
he childrch'~: (+01! :1 if -
:rvice has limit a r-ei: i'
ifil Ilt
it..-‘
t.«' too much cannot he sat ti iii Int
ii this good \toik
Sunday school at 11.50 it. ill. 'l'l
lesson subject for toiziorrow i
“Philip and tin Ethiopian." 'l .
etrbcishtp aid a'tat-ndancr (itil’l
UMWH'I tht icons and \ttzten'a Ii
tile classes proiutnes to l'uinish sonic
excitement and a consideraMe ntuoui;
of interest. It does not appeal th:
either class. will have an no; tit."-
Iinning. Tlic women seem to be t“
favorites in the prophesies that or
”made
Junior League at 3 p. m. The pan l
tor wishes to aee all of the probation I
l
era of the young people's class at tin.»
service. _
Epworth League at 6:45 p m. The|
topic for this meeting is: "A \\ orld—
Prugram for the League." Warrcn'
Jennings iii the leader.
Evening song and preaching ser-
vicc at 7:30 p. In.
Wednesday. at 8 p. m.. the pun.»
poned meeting of the men's lliltleE
irlnss will be hehlin thc church. It i ‘
expected that Mr. (landce will be.
“\rcW-nt and address the men a! this
meeting. All the int-ii of the tom-j
utunlty are invited.
ll’ rstlny .iii 7 ‘II p. ”l.. the regular
Do not
let any other meeting interiert with
this meeting. ’l‘hia is the pow ei-lioum-
for all successful work of the church
Sunday evening. March 26th. is ap-
pointed as the time for lllt'
lli'l\t‘ gone out. two by two, into the
toiiiuvitnity, rt-prcscntiui: the work of
the church. to give thcir hint! report.
'l‘lit-tr tcstinionlen last Sunday even-
vi. were most encouraging and an
.. t"ll!‘(l to haw lllld a pool time. Tl‘n
-".l\ of visitation required ir-orctlirc
then was ill first
It'll“) who
tut-n who
anticipated. an;|
perhaps have lllolllilil.
themselves ovcrlooltctl, :irc )t‘l to l.
visited. The completion of thin
will rt‘tlllli‘t‘ another peak at lead 1
Hill a week froth tomoirovt cvc pin: a}
ll” ttpori is expected it ii: hopcd
that every one interested in the:
church will be present at 9
Vice. l
.
i
work
iliirt her
itowayton llaptisi church items:
The Sunshine Weavers of the sin.-
day school were entertained on Tues
day afternoon at the home of their1
teacher, Miss Marlon Jart'is, of nigh.‘
land avenue. A most delightful tinnI
wan enjoyed by all and they hope that
another class social may be held soon.
On account of tint-s. torni. on.“’edt
ncsdsy evening. the missionary pro
gram which had been arranged was
postponed for one week and the rog-
nl.ir mideeek meeting was held. The
attendance was good fol such a
stormy night.
Miss lronc Lynch entertained her
Sunday school class. the 1‘” Try Com-
pany. on Friday afternoon. at her
home in Tokeneke The boya had what
they call a ‘bully time.’
Refreshmenm of excellent quality
and unlimited quantity were served by-
the hostess.
The "Pat" social held on
cycning in the church by the Dell
Finger Circles watt \v ell attended and
proved very amusing from beginning
to end. Refreshments were served
and there. was a sale of home made
leaked. cookies and candy. A good sum
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Wilson. of To-
koneke. are spending a few days with
llrs. Wilson‘s sister in Henry street.
Stamford. l
The Peak Sistem entertainment to
be given in the Methodist chapel, bani
been postponed from oMnday to Fri-‘
. day evening, March 24.
There is a slight misunderstanding
am those who did not witness the
”no. conceining the decision in the
”I game at the Rowayton Hose 00.;
Wednesday evening. There was a
, variance of opinion no to which pocket
was called by Moore. and the referee
lad others close. to the table decided
It was "six three." Fred W, the
referee. has had charge of all the
games in the tournament. and has a
and reputation tor fairness and em-
alaacy. Those who were present at
game know that it was played
y in accordance with the ruin.
Afllhuaagorwaawollntltlod to
was realised for the. treasury. The
social committee had charge of the
dwellghtful affair. Members of corn- t
mittee are: Misses Lucile Brando. Ma-
tbel Onkes. Gertrude Brands. Harriet'
Lotta.
Sunday services. March 19th. lititl.’
Morning worshlpat 10:30. The pas-
tor will preach a short sermon to the
children on "The Saint. the Serpent. '
and the Shamrock " The theme of the
morning sermon is to be "the Great
Commission "
The Sunday school meets at 11:50
to study about "Philip and the Ethio-
pian." Act 8. 26-40.
The Junior Society of Christian
Endeavor will meet at a: so in the
Primary room. lira. Eugene Ambler
will have charge of the meeting and
finer A. Anderson in the leader.
The Christian Weaver's will hold
their regular weekly devotional meet-
ing at 0:46 in the Sunday school room. ‘
Getting Power til-um Our Pledge. la
thonbjnctnnd In. and VM oi
"* =YMOI'! Mr. Gas-Mn: Mmeleaderofthomoetlag.
733v: our THIS our—ft a WORTH
MONEY.
line Tina Cut out till
‘nncloue with be to Foley & Gal
lib; writing your name and.
yearly. You will ”rennin
The regular Sunday evening cervical
danisaadnonhlaat'mb with at
uhongaayalaarmoabythepantoraad
mmbytkochoit. l
mmthewualtynwoi-
mummummma.
...Ihnindwnhllwltkra.
erotica ku- thr weak--
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cost. ‘73" GAS
Ranges
IEET EVERY
COOKING NEED
Only one range re:
A Combination oi
CONVENIENCE
COMFORT and
ECONOMY
FOR SALE BY
IIQtAoa. it. NASH. \Oil. N0. MAIN A D WESI‘ STS.
thring the sum whih they not!“ by it to bi each of the pt .ite
‘liiss Emily Johnson. of New Canaan.
the servite on Sunday. M-arth 26th.
7as an offering, toward the Missionary
:work of the denomination.
‘ciivelopes will be rpovtded for all who
Special
wish them.
t‘ircle meet for their regular bi-wcck-
sent as this is the meeting for the
election oi oiliters tor the next
months. Wednesday evening at 7:45.
The postponed missionary program
will be rendered. There it. to be lit-
teresting iteuia given from the rail-
slonary holds and iipecial attention
has been given to the music for the
evening Et't-ryonc is invited to at-
ttaiitl. Ah offct'iug will be received.
Thursday evening. (‘hoir rehearsal:
at the parsonage.
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.. No.
2 IL; t
Ngfi’o1ov .
A rm. .-
‘:';l: W. Nur'nnii rcitzzncd yt‘atez.
... y from it ten days roulhbrn trip.
~a‘.
Mrs. P. it. Hohuea' Sunday school
class in raising a fund for Belgian re-i
lief.
Miss Sadie Elliott. who has been ll‘
for some time, is now able to
about.
he
Mrs. Roland Thompson has return-
ed home after a visit to her mother in
Bridgeport.
The Y. P. B. C. 1-}. of the Congrega-
tional church celebrated St. Patrick's.
l
Day last night by giving a supper at.
the church.
Thomas Hodgett was acquitted last
night. alter a lengthy trial in
sensational and ulncious teatlmoaylwotching eagerly to ace March iiill‘t‘ll'i Let" advertisements before they look' pon below
charge oi out like it lamb according to the olalat the war flown.
“its permitted. on the
juue.
_ lthrough the snow Tuesday, near
Tuesday evening. The Dell Pint-1e?
tsmm as the spring opens.
ttt-c house she is now living in.
layman-i that there will be no pubti.
pi'ei‘ei‘reti b;
Mrs. Bertha Schleutrr. of West ave
found a dandelion pct-pint
lllt
Soldierrt' Home.
t This afternoon at 3 a meeting o:
be held at the ollcc or High“ t) M
perintentleni Robert N (hectic lilttili
sider the grade and mini matters o
the concrete pavement to be laid b_
the town as soon as the weather per
mita. along the upper part of that
street.
understood that Mrs.
\vlio
large ll‘olifli‘ on the hill on the Ho-
itoii I’oat toad. art Noioton. will. n:-
iliovc will.
!he.‘ lion and his family .to "Broad
Hill inn." Which iii also owiicd by
M's. Scelc), and tlttii e‘2c will Fl"
50
It ii:
[St t l(’\'
Hull) "
is non occtipg. iiig he
‘ittn at Noroton this summer. "Brood
It'nll" is a pretty and comfortabtc
lhouae and is surrounded by many
.brautii'ul trees and shrubs. and is lost
atllirri the Bunion Pest toad front int
.liukr of thc “cc ilurn Golf Club.
Talk about “town characters“ and
‘rnhhc property?“ 0! the formula
Noroton claims Napoleon Bonaparte
the prize boutani “Henry Ford.” tin
old turkey gobblcr that insists upon
peace in his barn-yard even if it t :-
to fight for it; the t‘rimminit' Hm.-
lea that everybody delights in as the)
take their morning run down the Post
road. But an to the latter. or more
gstrictly speaking. as a combination at
both. (‘arl Miller. with his little
blacit
liaise is unique. it was ll lucky stmke
his running blii snow icieller ovei
btiorc this last baby blizzard. which
was such an unpleasant surpriac.‘
theihiarch certainly roared in like a Halo
Friday lttirlen Justice's court. in which muchiand now thew hole country side
1. NEW
flop! i'cy
TYLER lb CRYP’ iCAL.
Dc; lines to Own: 9.. 00mg of N..o
Tarpayers’ Auccaatioo. .
Here is tin hit
til rtilt‘lilli rttri
'iibt'L‘b the meeting which with held
tht’ Noioton Heights I‘iivnien's ii
'l'huriday evening. The iietiing
(“oiled by the Itt-iit aid. inane,
'Arrociatioii of .‘(tuo‘tui ilci.‘
l ..
which wan formed >o.uc liiUlJlir
‘ hive! on Tyler,
of lht olllcers of the
‘saitl today that it wishtw to llit'-"'
101’ its business trade public bunt.
" Mr.‘
ah-
Vllio is raid to be t
UI'IL'IIII Yalt
in a ‘increi orrriinizav'on
' refund to say anything
' 1 \t:t.~ illiilt‘, 01‘ to confirm or il-
‘..- iii-oi: that ill oilit'tis no
i :lt. lli lliv iiv:...it; )ttii' atitt
; I.i: l; i,- pt‘wttt: 1-1 ;.;iitl int
‘ i. — in: tin: tow. iivtviliA to :
tic -: in l'ullt‘ll Moiidai night.
i ml.” It't-‘ll who were pliant an
E lt'tlilyl itieii‘ttt it itiiui’it‘l' to
t ‘itl tor iuiorumiion. it z'vtilli.‘ 1
» t..t- t'litll‘l'\lflIi-lill}£ Hull “out ott
ldtiiiiiw Will be disclosed Ulitll all:
i .- t“ ti iitwting, .\li‘. 'i‘ylci: tolti t'
’rtpotici that he certainly should i
ipicsent ill the town litPt"ini.:. llt'
level, timuuh he refused to caplet
vii; then was extranrdiiuiry attr.
ltioih lli tit. t'ttliiit!‘i tiwtiny (him
“lit! mrt at the int—cunt. 'l‘hui‘stlr
nit-it nthriuetl itpoftr lll‘il the men t;
w iiceting. Place M“ be announced A long line of new automobiles tt \lwsatin”At'llt‘tl“\lhll:'t‘”t tl-L {fr-full
suuday' be shipped tor i iii in i2... | f U I . _
Wednesday morning. The ladier"i use 0 ° 0 ""‘r Eft . tho ltaritii t:.«iion> Lump.
l.\id Stit-lctc 'mwct at in o‘clotk at the! abroad. “9"" down the P0“ road 9‘” inn: ditci' i‘ tuiii: it- Him; 1' II t
church. \l'cdnmdu)’ afternoon. The Iv yesterday niornini. ”0'" ”W [40W 1in lust l' pitstm and it ,-.~.,:t. “3‘7...
A W T. mu.“ will m9” at 3 o'clock mobile Works. in Bridge-poi! ,. t.i lUllllll>lUll inn the :iwlttiiiioi
I'veiy member is requested to be pm ‘ ‘attniii it that Hominy! micting wii
itili 3 no lllllt' til".ilt)l\. ul‘itl pit-tit, 0‘
six taxpayers along Mflilrlll‘ltl tivt-nue all leiitrt on tit. pail of the Noioton iiii'
to down a piojttt lite liaiien L‘lt‘lilt t
it; ctiiautiug tot upprtililidlloli of
in ac sum to make .in addition to t ’l
ltfciiter school in Iturien.
’l‘he Nortiton Heights folk
itlte liarlen faction tor tlic high to:
.r..;t Iii mills 'l‘hc: say that th-
‘l‘itii voters have helm putting t'tr tun.»
tlittgt' and unnecessary nppropria‘.oii:t.
land that ii in time for thtI Nortitttn
element to take it hand. lvery vctvt
L'
b'uiin
UH.
on": mun.
lies TO THE Stout
A. REMARKAB E DEllONSI RATION
BY SPECIAL arrangement Dr. Blumcr, of Hartford wet}
.iown throughout the state for his remarkable work, will treat
to sick ABSOLUTELY FREE and deliver liti'e his fiancee
calth lecture.
Beaming Thursday, March 23 Alteration
Then Following EVERY AI-‘ililllltitlli oi
March, 24.25, 27, 28 and 29th in
NEW RED MEN’S HALL
VEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
illihlSSlUt‘l N0 coi‘ill Seats and Public Treatment [ME
LLECTIONS. ALL ans WELCOME.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. WM. I‘; MUNRO.
The. Naiureopathic Dodtors
WILL HEAL THE SICK FREE
Doors open at 2 o'clock. Demonstration at 2:30, ship. A5:-
“tilSlon and treatment given in hall FREE. Don't fail to 4c: tht -
The sight of a lifetime.
A Startling Book Free To All First Day Only.
tRcmctnbcr that this book can only be procured il‘le first 0.. .,
tcr which the regular book store tiricc will be charged.)
I IEW METHOD
* by unatte- of which . i gt... ...“ lii‘l .
cure their own dam». ~ PI LIA ix:
ONSTIIA'I‘ED.
'l‘licii' Menthol-t.» .t:i| itl'lulfN ...
ot til' tuitii-tly int. nm ll 1..
lain of o-‘ieiy cit) in viii. it 1L~.r 't'. "
has l» on tieiliou<lt'.iteti. 50!in
tlaiiu that and» [ruin the li'ratnumt,
cscit IDMI'UOUVQ lectuic is worth .t '
ZI-llli}'
LA"l ‘
in the Noroton district has been .itl-
nit-nirhed to be present Monday night“
VM‘D' w-on you
i
QANAAN
“W
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin H. Keeler.
.lr. entertained a party of their
frienda at their home. in South ave-
nue. Friday evening. when 500 was
played, and there were dancing and-
rcfrcshmenta. Those who won prizes
at carda among tilt ladies were Mlaii
Anita Raymond. first; Min Mae Rut '
ledge. recond. Among the men, Wil-
liam E. Smith. first and Howard Boa
ea. second. The consolation prize fell
to Harold H. Mead. He took all kinds
of chances and was very desperate in
bidding. with the above result. Those
t'preunt were: Mr. and Ira. Harold
Mead. William Smith. Gertrude Clone.
Alfred H. Raymond. biiu Mae Rut-
ledge. John M. Karl. Mia: Anita Ray-
m.ond Howard M Boers. Mitts Helen
Raymond. Mr and Mrs. Carl 8. Ray-
mond. George M Purdy, Miss Dorothy.
”5.. deep rute in the Post road jurt “Glennie and Mr. and lira. Benjamin
lLKoeler. Jr. The evening was made
very enjoyable to all those present.
—A certain number of our readers
today will turn to the Sentinel "To
¢ 7
(666’
new
' TO‘SGME SOCIETY
VQ‘I'IN G COUPON appeara‘da‘iiy on
pogo-8, or The Evening Sentinel,
EDI SON
DIAMOND. DISC
ONOGRAPH
$250 Instrument
hundred dollars to those who value
health.
These free healing demonstratitm
an given for the purpoae oi puhIit .y.
proving the startling inatantanw 1H
rctults in Natureopathic treatmentt
' The rick. deaf. blind, lame, rhin-
naetir, plaid .piiralyred, and all who
are crippled and on crutcluie, will be
treated by transmitting the. radio mt-
ive substance of the human brain to
any part of the body lustnntancomly.
l 03- BLUM‘} Dr. Blumer holds the record of
‘ liming many gutters without cutting or binning or the ions of one drop of
Med. All treatments will be given upon the stay! of open hall in lint
low of the audience, without removal of clothing or exposure of the permit.
London. and most all of the principl
’ Don’t say it can‘t be done but go New England cities.
and see it done. Remember ten are Remarkable cams are daily DH:
living in a world of wonders and in at: form by this new system at be...
age of amazing advancement. Ilewh mg, Natureopathy. the new lntlhml of
first condemns without careful tint treating disease, .rp Ill"! uphipttl
comprehensive consideration am in in the hall.
entry is certainly giving expression in. THE MARVELOIYS 017R RS mat. a
preconceived prejudice. in the light by these treatments have attrat- it 3
of fact such hasty opinions are witir the attention or lhOIIHIHdS or mopio
on: weight, wiadom, or common «ore. to all walks of life. and given to tine.
The public is cordially invited to sick and suitering new life and hope.
bring the sick of their own choice to That the deaf are made to hear: the
"19 Mll' for “test treatment" that blind to see. the lame to walk: that
:they may know the results are sen illit' unsightly tumor ie made to watt-i
tulne and lasting A startling book‘away and the foul cane" eioaiitsul
free to all first day onlr Bring con and dried up simply by the tipping.
tion of these treatments, without op-
erations, seems beyond belief: but:
such are the. claims made by those
who have been treated by them. at tl
you are given the chance to test fcr
‘yourreli whether such things hm
true.
THEY WILL PERFORM
l
l
i
v‘.
l\
‘ Absolutely Fm of cum-
l Never before in the history of tin
itreatment and cure of disease have
3such marvelous results been allillnt J
lWhile the Natureopnthic physicians
:discluim miraciea and proclaim all r ‘
.‘Hlltl‘l based upon scientific principles ‘
and scientifically applied—many .lc-i i‘t‘R‘lZS—r .
cirre the astounding cures madecvert‘ that will astonish tht skeptical. act
‘21} by the Naturcopathic Doctors in :the serious to thinking. and convinte
modern MIR ..-\(‘i PS beyond the pow." the doubtful that their power and.
of man to describe. All public treat islil'l is unquestioned. No matter what
mcniti are made entirely free. ilnf‘ thc disease, how bad. how lttl’igbli’li‘itl‘
nc.;rl\ eevrybod} in the audience car ling or how liopt less the case, it may
feel their strange magnetic lnllti‘ilc’ lbc amen noble to cure: and, it curable.
This is the some giftnrl man win (in in; all. these vooderiul demontva‘
‘ng the last ten ye created sttcti : :‘m s will prove ’efore your very eyo 4
furore of excitement in Boston. Prov ‘lIH ""98 are it 1510 and THI‘A
idence. Hartford. New Haven, Bridge ii-‘LICTED ONES WILL ARISE All!!!
port. New Britain. Danbury. NeleALK.
Thane demo-tattoo” and free clinics at the Hall will be given March
23.14. as. 27. as and 2a
H coupon—s ‘
NAME ............. . ....... . ..............
m ADDRESS .7: ... .. .. .. ............
Harv ............. .
in order to receive the most valuable book entitled "The
Revolution in Medical Phctice." by Dr L Blather. all out the
Coupon in ink and bring it to the hall on Thursday. March 23,
at 2:009. in.
STATIONERY
agitator. llti rive gum or
29%;»:
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