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Danit-l Martin; of New York City.
has been added to the suit of the Nor-
walk Country Club.
Fight tons on the East Side are in
viied to avail themselves of The Sen-
tlucl serticc tnrit'le.’ in the Willard-
'Moran battle. The bulletins of the
big fight will be announced. and ttv'c
phone inquirlmt are lillllt‘tl
battle will start about St 30 o'clock to
night.
Rev '1‘. ti" (‘askeyy rector of Trint
ty Episcopal Church. was last night
in charge of the mid neck lenten ser-
vices in t'hrist Episcopal Church.
A regular meeting of tllt- third dis.
trict commissioners will be held oni
Monday evening of next week. Mut-
ters of general interest will be dis;
(‘llSLt'd at this session.
Ever) noon hour the service of the
local munitipul plint is cloud down
temporarily for about ’0 minutes This
poor -time 'snooze" is of considerable
advantage during the night run.
Repeated complaints are
made to the street department about
the very serious condition of the road
under the Port street railroad bridge.’
A pool of water under the bridge
makes it necessary for pedestrians to
clatnber over the tracks. it being an
Impossibility to wade through.
At the Thursday afternoon meeting
of the Womn's Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal (‘burt-h. at the home of
Mrs. .Richard Hendrick. matters of or
diary business were transacted.
A great deal of interest has been
loosed in East Norwalk ovor Dr.?
“lion's address to be given tomor‘
row before the Men's Class of the
not Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. on the Passion Play of ber-
nmmorgau. This great drama is giv-
on only once in ten years. a roproduc»
tion of the greatest event in human
history. The period between each per-I
banshee. is given entirely up to .
Indy and rehearsal by .be men and1
differflit"
characters, do that every detail of midday. when the driVer did not turn out
wudorful play is given with The mat.
The men extend a'
women who assume the
autumn exactness.
hoarty welcome taevery man in But
Nor-walk to hear this great address.
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ll. Anderson has returned from I
business trip to Boston. Mass.
Mlsss Marion Wheeler has accepted
a position in Bridgeport.
The Connecticut company is break-
ing in a new crew on the Compo lino.
.s. -uidgeport men are working on that
._ 1‘: now. I ..
«lodge Samuel A Purdy has return-
‘Ilf'om a business trip to New York
Ralph Jennings has moved to
geport. He has accepted a posi-
m at the U. ll. (2. company there.
Kr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith have
W their home in Greens firms
ind are spending a few weeks is
Midyrl. N. Y.
» A special meeting of tho local
,Ifiooi board will be held in its rooms
‘ the town hall on the evening or
_'.3o. Atthattimethobaudwlii
.. with tho speck] committee on
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the conditions at the
shoot. school house.
. that the committee
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Rev. Herbert S. Brown and Mrs.
Brown of Barton an on a visit in New
York. and are guests at the liotel St
Denis.
‘ There will be a masquerade dance
in the liarien Town Hall Saturday
night. As the committee states that
. the guests can use “any form of was
lguerade," we suggest. as this ball is
going to be held in the Town Hall
that most of them go as “peat-t
doves."
Mrs. (‘harles ii. Marshall of Far
chase. tRye. heads a list of a number
of ladies giving two each for the cam
paign to raise funds for the maimed
l in France. The fund raised by women
inow amounts to 843.779. Charles C.
Trowbridge is also a contributor to
this fund.
Ring's End road property owners
are urged to meet with Highway Su
perintendent Greene, Saturday after-
I noon. at his ofllce. to consider grades.
I-etc. of the pavement soon to be laid
Ithcro.
Rev. G. E. Richter is suffering from
Ian attack of larynigtls. and has been
unable to speak in normal tones sinc.
[Sunday He. is likely to utter a few
.words in deep bass and then switch
suddenly to shrill soprano
l PLAYS 0N ' ICE~DROWNED.
HARTFORD. March 2.3. — \\'liile
{playing on the ice. on the (‘onnecti
'cut river yesterday Ernest Johnson
aged 14, fell into open water and was
drowned.
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Samuel (‘. liorn, formerly of this
ttown, who moved to Elberon. N. J..
and is now a resident of Woodbury
1.. l.. was the purchaser of the Anton
E Nordin property on lseroy avenue laat
tSalurday, when i’hilo
tioned it under foreclosure. The claim
of the holders of the first mortgage
was it, 250 and. as the property
brought only 83,400 there will be
lqulte a loss: willie the holder of a
second mortgages loses all.
‘8. G. Hayter of Oracle street ha as
been enjoying a visit for several days
from his wife and daughter. who live
in New York City. Because his dim
vision makes life dangerous for him in
the big city. he lives here with his all
ter. whils wife and daughter. because
of business are obliged to live in the
city. He was almost run over by a
motor truck of the National Biscuit
(10.. near his Gracie street home. Mou-
for the almost-blinded man. The
truck lust touched him. tearing a titti-
ton of! his overcoat._
. C. F. Wegner. nurseryman and not
fat of Noroton avenue. has returned
S. Green auc-.
from a short business trip to New
cently been appointed Town Wardenl
of Trees for Darien and Noroton. com i
mused in his work. estimating tth
loss of time. in cutting and prunnlng
gory at a full month.
Chapters of the Daughters of the.
Anon-icon Revolution have organised a‘
Biltmore Hotel. on Monday afternoon
on in fiance. Belgium and Poland
At night there will, be a masquerade
of nations. and among those who will
attend will be Mrs. Harkness Flagisr
and Mrs. James Trowbridge of Collea-
der‘s Point. Noroton.
Mrs. Theresa Hoyt of Barton is bus-
ily engaged in preparing a high class
mm for the concert to be given
shortly at the Town Hall. tonne bone-
flt oktho Methodist Church. The
chief soloists will be bliss Hoyt. whose
fino soprano voice has given so much
pleasure, especially in the Greenwich
Presbyterian Church..where she was
soloist for lovers] years. and Alfred
T. Child at Hoyt street, Stamford. who
"5 the tenor soloist at St. Andrew’s
Church h Stamford. will give a hour
her of selections. Mr. Child has A
high toner voice of rare quality wlic’u
aovsrlsllstoasrm. mutual»
toast. Chains matting of South Nor
walk will give tho violin number and
and night. for the roliof of war under-z
THE SOUTH NORWALK
..a..°u
ailing each other notes. aim they.
are whip-lied to lower the lights and'
the “chairman" had to "table" toeI
whole meeting. and call on the conf
stableo for protection. And at the:
other meeting, much to the surprise;
of :he ladies and "non-voters“ a muotl
"courteous gentleman" arose and call-1
ed upon the chairman to "removel
the ladies and the non-voters" from:
his presence These two tomis are‘
noted all through this section of (‘on
necticut for their remarkable and and:
tumultuous town meetings. but these!
two.. occurring only two days spurt.
cap the climax. A strange coincidence
io.that the names of three of the mm
who caused the “disturbanc'e' com:
mence with T—~Taylor. Tut‘uill andI
Tyler. Tut' Tuti I
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—NOTICE.
First class shoe repairng at lowest
prices. Rowai'ton avenue.
DOMINICK SElAlitlltRASi. l
"" ‘ -' ts. of (lienbrook. is do
his carpentry Work in 'f‘ckcneke. .it
the John Sherman Hoyt place.
ROWAVTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on Sunday. March 26 it;
1916- Morning service at 10 30 um.
sermon by the pastor.
The «Bible school meets at ”:50
An interesting program has been ar ‘
ranged as this in Sunday.‘ I
The Junior C. E. Society will meet
at 3. .
The P. id. Society nit-Us at 615
‘Groat Home missionaries" in the l’l
pic and Mrs. Eugene Ambler is theI
leader. I
The evening service will be held at!
7:30. There will be a short IgospoiIl
sermon by the. pastor. and music byI
the choir. I
All those who desire to have a part
in the Self lit-nlel Missionary Oflerlng
should bring in their envelopes ouf
Sunday. i
The mid tarelt aervlte will he held
on Wednesday evening at 7:40.1‘he‘
twice postponed missionary program;
will be given at this meeting if tho.‘
weather is favorable.
Rev. Henry is. Anderson has beeui
confined to his home by an attack of:I
the grip for several days but hopes to
be able to occupy the pulpit on Sun
dav. _
.Percival 1'. Anderson is spending
his vacation with his grandparenta.I
Mr and Mrs. Avery E Park. of Nor
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PAL OHURGH NOTICIO.
Sunday: March 26th. Morning won
ohipat 10 80A. (M. This is toboa
spacial sorvico calling to mind the is-
bors, privatious and sacrifices of oar-I
ly Methodists in this country as ll-
lustratod by the
Francis Asbury, the first. Methodist
Episcopal Bishop. and founder. under]
Wesley of Mothodism in the UnitodI
totes of tAmerica. it is desired that
gratitude and prayer be the dominant
note 'of this service.
Sunday School at 11:50 A M. This
being Sunday some. helpful truth im-
York. Mr. Wegner who has just rs leach MIDI! Of the Quarter W1“ b. have moved from BMW" ‘0 3““
sought and emphasized. The rules
for the contest between the two adult
plains of the set back the snows havs ‘Biblo Classes will bo announced by:
the committee tomorrow.
Junior Loans at 3:00 P. M. Miss]
shrubs. hedges, etc, and in tree Slil‘ Ruth Stevens will have charge of thol
smaller children and the Pastor will
meet the members of the Probation-'
on Class.
Epworth league at ii: 45 P. (Ii. Tho
Ilearomo festival to bo given at the topic is "What \‘ow Work gught bur.
League Undertake?" loader to be apl
pointed.
Evening service at 7: 30 This sor-
vice will be givon over to the mon‘
who have made
life and work of .
the every member t
EVENING SENTINEL
pace: mun
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But be
abtil‘.’
or coal bills.
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-COOKS YOUR FOOD
—LIGHTS YOUR HOME
and SA VES YOUR MONEY
No need of worrying about coal supply
SOCONY Kerosene in a Perfection
Heater keeps a room warm all day for
.1 few cents—portable, always ready beat
~ —wbenever and Wllt‘l't’\ or you need it.
SOCONY kerosene ill a New Perfection Cookstove
cooks the family meals for SIX for about three cents a meal.
i SOCONY Kerosene in lamps means clear, mellow smokeless light.
sure you get SOCONY .
my high prices—when SOCONY Kerosc' lt‘ saves money
No coal, wood or minus to bother with.
It is clean and pure burns without smoke. odor or wick crust.
Rt‘lilt‘mbtl‘ the name SOCONY and look for the {frtlt ll whose store
show 5 the SOCON Y sign.
.‘ We nuvtmtncntl the following: oil-lturutug ticvtn-s M the hat of their l ind: Nut I'orfortmu (lil
,“ ('uokstott-a and Water ”micro. I'sqfacwm Stalin-iris Utl lltsita‘ra. Kayo Lamps and innit-rm.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY of NEW YORK
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Miss Marion» Jarvis ontortainsd tho
.I “Sunshine Weavers." at her home on
Highland svonuo, Friday afternoon.
l Herbert Dufault. of Rowsyton avo-
nuo. spent Sunday with Mr. and Iirl.
“alter .Boughton, of Danbury.
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lira misc Vincent cautious quilt-I
ill. at hot homo on Rowayton avenue.
‘ Charles Bowman. of North avenue
is able to bo about again. after a so
lvoro attack of the grip
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Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Crockett
Ill. Wood' a house on Cudlipp streot.
Russell Griswold. of Now York city.
lspont Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
Wise Vincent. of Rowayton avenue.
t (Mr. and Mrs. A. 11‘. Hathaway on
tertalnod a. number of their trionds
l'ruesday evening. An enjoyable time
was spent. I
was removed to the Norwalk Hosp:
Its] one day last week His condition
is reported to be serious.
canvass for their final reports. Every Miss lda Klelnfeitel'. of Rowayton
to be present at this meeting.
Monday: March 27th. A moollng oi
all the men who took part in the ev-
ery member canvass is called for at
the parsonage at 8 P. M.
_ Wednesday: March 2m. An im-
portant meeting of the
be: is needed.
Thursday: March 30th. Mid-weak
prover. service at 7:30 P. )1. Before
coming-to this meeting look up some
lug. if poulblo. in the life of Francis
Ashurv. tho American 'Panl. whog
tho circuit extended from Canadacn
aims to whatnot ofdfloo‘tmflio
south. and from the Atlantic ocean
to tho .Mlsslsslpi river on, the west.
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Epworth
League is appointed for this ovevlngI tug, lifter which a dainty rel)“t “SI
at the Church at 8 m This moot-
lns is so important that every mem-
lone interested in the Church ought)“,mule has second a position with
. the Southern New England Telephone.
Co.. of South Norwalk.
The Misses Oaltes. of Craw svenue.:
entertained the members of the belt
Finger Circle at their home. Tuesday;
ev suing. The time. was spent in sew-
oervod.
Last Friday morning. the 7: so trot
ley car. bound for Stamford. jumped
the track at tho cometary corner.
the car was brought back to tho track
without much dolay.
Tho Daft l'ingor Circle hold an in-
teresting St. Patrick social at til.‘
Bow-t I‘m-ch. mm oming.
pleasing Irish Marlow was sh-
on. altar wind savor-II all“. h
kooplus with the cousin. wan phr-
od. A soot sum was raisod tor ta-
benattt of tho Click.
Justina pol Caution
was“: ‘hm. .
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l' Charles Tattle. 0f 30“.!!!” avenue l years. widow of the late Alexander
wa-~
Henry Thomas of Burtis Buddha
was appointed Janitor of the Town
Hall Building. yoatorday. by select
Imon to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Waltor Baroda. Mr
Thomas will Wk his new duties
cliAprill. There wanaboutadtmon
lawllicanta for the position. and at thoI
landing of tho solectmen last week aIl
decision was not reached it was fin
Mrs. James Kirby. Mill Mollie Balll in, W to III Nd. f“ the ml
and Mrs. Pell of Port Chester visited
with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cotlolt on Sun-
day.
Tho tannins of Mrs Harriet l-‘ur-
man were brought here from Westportl
Tuesday afternoon for interment in:
Lakoview Cemetery. She formerly ml
aided in town.
.Mrs. E. A. Yarrow. a mlssionaryl
from Van, Turkey, is expected at tho
Stillman Wad on Friday. withI
her twoycar-old son. She will rentals
tor a short visit. 9
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134.4133 WASHINGTON
Phoobo Campbell. aged 15
|Campbell was found dead in bed.
Wednesday. at her home on Grove
| street She had been in ill health for
some time. Mr Brooks. tho medical
examiner. was called to “could the
nature of her death. The funeral SPF‘
vice was held at the residence at
Mrs. Clarence Broadhurat yesterday
tufternoon. interment was in Em
manulecmotery. fiprtnsdoio. ‘Rev.
R. H. Nettie. D. D. oiilclsted.
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The Suburban on... was closed
on Baturday night. and the keys wore
tturuod over to tho now proprietors.
:Ksntor tBrothers of Norwalk. Tho
theatre will be closed until about the
in Many sizes and Patterns '.
The A. .l. Angevine & Son 00.
Advance Spring Styles!
Pages and pages of new
dsignsl Many in Color!
New Cum" ..s' Bleached
Jumper Frocks! Jcrkln
. Blouscsl Draped Pan-
lm iariitorship formariy commuted
a-laryofoooparmonth snob—io-
rout. which seemed little enough to
do the work as it should be done. Mr.
M's kid was in per month and
hem rent.
——A cortaln number of our Indore
today will turn to the Sentinel "l‘o
i.ot." advertisements beforw they look
at tho war sows.
RUGS
ST. SO. NORWALK.
In" Time For - .
Easter
middle of April during which time im-
provements will be made. - A now
t
a (prick movement of the motormanvIgmc will be constructed. The con-I
t tract for tho work was gins on Wed .
.nesday to T. s. flawless. tho lowosv
blddol. George T. Smith. who haul
baonoonooctod with theatre. will ro-I
looms his painting and paper-hanging
moor-wooden.
l'kon‘uo‘wakuwltkstfl book
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piers!
for April
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fashions you ever saw.
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