man“.
can: at ll w a :u
“:1- o “The l'ounrann of
’oul.” '1 e hip amt ltr.‘
we ”Ital in or: between the lens
and Women. n..lu Haw. ll-ery
HA YES
- “,1 member munt» in pain”... and
' RKi‘T “'1'! Moon ‘!i\)(‘ui in t‘z lite;
ClTY M \ ‘ Ihether vuitnt o: mm tr t unto
i . OBS Poll“ for the tuuo- 'i‘in‘ i'mltki
. 69 N0 M “N \L loonunuea lol’ three l‘ lit'tte i; too
oud ot’ Mlllt‘ii t‘me t'av tar-m; \ldu
‘t‘iislix azid t‘iilt‘ri'dilio ll,t‘ \\l"lll!i‘_
m““'“' ' ' class.
" Juutor lautzue .tt '2 p n, Mn
lirotherton and All.» Huth Stevens
\
will have charge.
(- - l‘ worth it"fhlt' at n i? p m. This
A ’1 is to be a union meeting .tetweeu the
‘ ill>liali Elld“‘d\\.r oi the human
it‘hurch and the l‘lpworth League at
Methodhl The tone in
finitgrowing Home liehgitvu" The
:leader is W. F Jennings.
' l
t
‘he Church
Evening preaching eenlt‘e at 7 30 D
John St.l.l M M E‘lufi Nd“. iii‘o lll 'l‘lte pastor‘s eern on :u tact ls
.ccttpud a po:.t.t.t. “p“ 4 Bridgeport “Darkness. 'Without leads This is
an . ht- last Sunday before the season of
______ the annual touferetue u'ld all men
Frank ”“3”“ mm ”mm” ”(unlit-rs and friends of the church and
. . . . . . . l I
Winfield .~tr.e: to bur. gum-1, on tho. ‘hcae who haie no tllUitil tone in
Eirt 5mg . :the community are urged to he ptes~
' " ent.
Monday. Atril ‘lrtl The last meet
an Honda in view or his being wedded
4%
\l'iltred 'l‘aylor, ot' Gregory Boulo‘
ward. is confined to his home antler“
log with an attack of tonsilitis.
ll"! of the Official lioard before con-
:. ance. at the clinch. at x p m
\\'t nen'n liih'c i'lths will hold
their rezular monthly meeting at the
parsonage at 8 p. nl.
'i‘ue'adnv. 'ip-‘I' ith 'i‘hU annual
'sesston of the New York East (‘on-
terence begins Tuesday evening in
'to Stamford Methodist (‘ilurt'll The
first night is Epworth Lennie night.
i It good address is assured and follow-
:ing the address a reception is given
to the presiding bishop and his cabi-
net
|
Mrs. \‘t'hillot-k removed from the
Randall Mot-it. on Van Zant street to
Osborn airline.
The ntzular imitation ut‘- out-of-
toxvn .ummer \lsilul's ut Marvin
Beach and lairlon Point. on the East
Side. i~’ t‘llilt'tlt‘ti at am t-atly date.
‘RPV. ’1‘. F. t‘ashey. rector. war- in
charge of the \nwkly Linton service,
which was last night held in (‘hrlst
Episcopal church
The. .‘husiness se-aions~ of the
conforence, begin \K'edneadai morning
:rontinuing eyery :noitiing e\cepl Sun-
‘dav until the close conference
which in usually on following
of
the
The regular wet-kly meeting of the
Third District commissioners will in
hold on Monday evening of noxiwwSt '0 ”l" “h""h “”1 "mm up at
”Gk. tthia («inference and many it: portant
Samuel ('tnt‘illdn. of New York. is ""5““ “'9 i "m" L“ “MW“-
luving improvements made to his ““0“ Sunday "‘ usually “
hummer l'l‘hilil‘lH't‘ on Langdon lb-i‘l“y for all Methodist churches “8‘”
land. I,,..;.;tr;.g..r) to rpmming “pre‘the conference. The Ihishop preaches
lor .h. “mm. r months. lat the morning aeriice. young preach-
__- tera- are ordained at the afternoon aer-
lfluia Nontk, of Fort street.
* ’--b‘ul~lud.uu—.M but
11.. w mamm-
Tuooday. Many matters of great in-
land insuring services will be held to
(‘ollfet‘v
red letter
was. vlco and some prominent speaker tia-
taken ‘0 1“,. \nrwnik Hospital. and‘llhliy speaks at night. The apoint.
i
“an“. it I,
:opod that a Ivrw‘ number on! or
f I ‘ ’
Hula) damn; i 1““
two yuan-d I.) the w
H wor footnote" ul (hr \‘ P. 6 C.
E for the hnrfrl of thc Mr- and
Flour l-‘ttnda
r ; vt- .’ \ i
3 bum
’ .u‘o
.: Momma .. .
.. «xv-
'\ V ‘
A noticeable line of trucks
went down the road tioiu Bridgepori.
.
thi.~ morning
war
'l‘lt~ that soil of the season? Wee
lint-n r'lllilusilhlc make the golf links“
lively. although white patch“ of
snow still he in the hollowa.
...__— i
The t‘onnecticut Company took adi
footage of the Muslim) weather to!
ln~ptrt uhil repair the nging on itr.
trolley poles along the Stamford Nor 5
unlit line. i
H. iifll‘klieoa Mct‘reu. the artist ul
Uld King's Highway. Noroton. is at"
ranging to have an exhibition of mon ,
otypi-e at the little gallery in the
l‘eigusou Library in a few days.
Fred Berg, who owns the handmme
estate on the Post lload, Not-own“
consisting oi large residence. exten-
sive greenhouses and out-buildings
has rented the property to Mrs. M
.l. ltrummoiid from May 1, i
i
\‘t'ith the coming. at last, of bluei
birds and spring. gardenlovera are
eager respond to the call at
Mother Earth. and prepare for the\
eternal miracle. the resurrection ofi
spring. tin-at activity is manifest;
as all believe they must make up tor.
lost time. (treat lnterert is shown in
the foreign plants and bulbs adver-
tiaed by the big seedamen of New
York. dutch tulips and imported ros-
es. etc. Mrs. ealie (Y Bruce oi North
street is having a white marble touti-
tain of graceful chasaic lines in
stalled in her rose garden.
to
Through the energy and enterprise
of Miss Theresa Hoyt. ltarien was
treated to a highclaos musical enter-
- . - .H . ’ncnts are usually read the In ‘t thinL'
Immediatt 1’ "W ”“1 upon for acute ' ‘ tainnient Thursday night. in the Moth
appendicitis.
homing reported as being favorable.
, . day. but usually happens on Tuesday;
The East Side fans present at titer-l“ ‘10de upon the WWI made
‘Iotmpoliton a. C. Bouts in ‘m.i‘l| the buainoaa ot the conference.
“'9 Hall last night were well: _
”ed with the fights. bowl ”I” Rowayton Baptist church news:
.119” of «Battling Kunz were enthus-i
The meetin held on
title over his good showing. g
evening, under the auspices of
Foreign Missionary Sonety was
.—-—... -m.
x‘ The conversion of one at the great-
-t men in the world. Just whot is.
conversion, wherein do psychologist!
’QIor from Christians about convor
lion? All these and kindred one.
than will be discussed at the Men's
yahoo of the East "cine Methodist
lpiooopal church tomorrow tit their
noon meeting.
thr- workers. Sboft' articles
Sniflin. His-a Lillie Raymond,
Mariorie Dufattll. Mrs. E. ii.
and Milton Evory.
.___.,—-.———-
and Harriet Letta. and Miss
Leighton and MN. E. Varlnn.
.wy"ti w ‘0' .r -\r;\.
" Ronnie}
A
. _ pianist and accompanist.
“V Sunday services. April 2. 1916.
All members of the Rowayton
Drum Corps will meet Monday evan-
jng at the Hose House for a general
nhaarsal.
tat the close of the moring service.
-—CARD 0F THANKS.
We desire to thank our many friends
old neighbors for kindness and sym-
pathy shown during the illness and
Mb of my late husband and tither,
Willis B. Mills. Also for flowers sent.
”8. CARRIE MILLS AND FAMILY
8. G. Hathaway of Boston. who
in visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
x A. B. Hatha“ ay, oi Rowayton avenue,
_, was ngreeably surprised on Thursday
mating by being tended with an
...’hlninum thower by a number of his
about "The Conversion of Saul."
Motto “For Chritrt and the Church."
the Methodist church.
growing Home Religiom
President William Jennings.
June to Miss Edith lancastor'
”Misty at Portland, Me. a the
3.3% was served during. the even-
'~ by Mrs. A. F. Hathaway. Ir.
' ~ woy who reprelents a
and a short gospel sermon by
are welcome at these services.
Notion! for the week:—
ing sung by the Misses Mario .larvisv
Olive
l .
The line program was arranged byi {WESTPOI‘T l
Mrs. E. H. Evory. who had charge otl
the meeting. Miss Mary Bniflln was the
Morning worship at 10:30;-with a
short preparatory aermon by the pan-
tor on “Communion." The ordinance?
of the Lord's Supper will he. observed
The. Bible school will meet at ”fit“
and the lesson for the day is to be
The Junior Society of C. E. will
meet at 3:30 in the primary clnsa
room. The topic for the day i‘s—Our
'At 6:30 the monthly union service
‘of the two young peoiilt-‘s societies at]
Topic~0ut-'
Leader.
The evening service. for praise and
worship at 7:30 with bright and cheer-
.ful songs. special music by the choir
the
pastor on “The Joy of Salvation." All
large Tuesday evening. The Dett Finger
His condition was mm‘Tun-iday evening. or when the last
Reunion occurs: this may he on Mon-
odlst Church. The program was com
prehenaive and delightful. The art
hits were Min Hoyt. soprano; Al-
fred T. (‘hlld of Stamford, tenor:
(‘harles Sterling of South
Nolinlst; Mina Lois llurchnvd. the hi-
'teen-year-old ’prodigy. pianist, and
Wednesday Stanley C. Whitney at the organ. The
the I
of appreciative one. and no lino point of
unusual interest as the items read had‘ achievement was unapplauded. That ,
to do with the fields in which thislthc church was crovded with muaic
church has a part in the support of. lovers bespeaks the demand for more
werfitlum an ‘glnnual musical evening." on
road by Mn. Ernest Varian. Miss Mary the program announced. Why cannot
Miiflitlhrien have such concerts (mitt-nor?
Ever." I The musicians are to be congratulat-
lluets were pleas-5 ed upon a brilliant success.
audience was a discriminating and
i
v. \J'CMW
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. SAUGA UCK
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‘t
m- ‘VW
Liliss’ G. Kolth spent yesterday in
iNt'W York visiting with friendl.
’—
Miss E. Tovey spent Thursday in
Norwalk on business.
A Marvin is able to be out once
more after being confined to his home
to.“ the last few clays with a slight
attack of the grip.
P. St. John has returned from a
business trip to New York. where he
also spent'n few days with friends.
\\'. Eddy has been confined to hia
‘tcnm for the past'iew days with a
severe cold.
Miss Halon 'Staples has returned to
her home here otter spending a few
do": in Boston, visiting with rela-
tives. '
H. H. Marston of New York has
turer oi the smite mteflg] toil-cl. will hold their 5‘4”“), meet-i been in town for the last few days
bursting talk relative to tho’ on West Side Avenue.
lacture and use: of the mater-
“ . and In. John Booty of tho prayer. meditation and conference.
imbue.lr.nndln.D.F.Dom Manning. Ararotroat is
‘ . Ir. and In. {Roderick Marl-l. in store for all who can attend the
J In. limb-m uwoon. land‘urvloauthloovoning. Whonli. J.
L!.llnthno.lln Dalmatians-mind“.
nu- uam namm.ivtuhmtuaeeuotmqac
F .
> flow England and Canada gave a° in; at the home of Miss Mary Snltlln,
Wednesday waning. The regular
0 . Tho- who were meant won mid-week meeting of the church tor
visiting with friends.
l. J. Townsend ot-Slcw York spent
vesterday in town visiting with
friends.
P. C. Mourer-ia again able to at-
tend to bio duti- It the Boot Bid.
grocery. after being confined to lib
born for a few days.
l
i
!
Norwolk. ’
a
“Hey?"
“No. Kcrmcm—HXSONY. That’s
the name of the Standard Oil Com- $9190” 37°}: always are sure what .
0 {any 9f New York's best kerosene. .y‘” re 3“"“5‘
soil it. And do loi'ks really ask for
. “Well now you don'tt ii i Whot'il SOCONY?
o v 3 me it ' r .
theybe doing next? Years 330. iie ”ng“irgzcmufttgd?gthe§egsmd:ssgdg
. ‘ was “e' We mm“ “55 {0" "0 name. word as kerosene. It’s been replaced
We took what we got.
“And got
The numbers 0! the Current
.vents Club will hold a meeting at
be. home of one of the memberu
some afternoon next week. All morn
here will be asked to attend as there.
will be b number of business matters
for them to discuss.
Work on the repairing of the do
tour was started Thursday morning.‘
The work to being done by IooaLcon-
tractors. A narrow or clone to being;
laid over the mud and sand to ho
ing spread on top of this. The work
is being done under the ouperviaion
of Selectman Lewis, ‘
———-—_
Another series of lectnm on. "First
Aid to the injured." will be given in
the parlors of Christ church within a
short time. Clams were tot-med at
the other lectures and a number
Joined. There are a number of people
in town who did not join the~other
classes and they requested that. the
lectures be repeated.
people know better nowadays.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
NEW YORK BUFFALO ALBANY BOSTON
We moorland the following oil burnin‘ device. or the belt of their kind : New Pnfrrh’u Oil
Wanner ad Want Keaton. W Such-lea Oil Hum, kayo Lamps and Lav-urns.
lilldiilitiil' ‘EEEHEEE'va
Milo '
PRINCIPAL OFFICES:
. L2.
ERO~SCENES
".Wbat’s this here red, white and blue
sign on the door, Oliver? Su’thin
new. ain't it?
"Signs of the times, Uncle.
the SOCONY Kerosene sign."
That’s
what you deserved. But
My
V
If.“
cuotomero
SOCONY is aii'kerosenc, oil kero-
oene isn’t SOCON Y. The know the
Standard Oil Company of
ut it’s name—SOCONY—
on apro not unless it was the best.
SOCONY is clean-burning, econ-
When you ask for
wouldn’t
omical,
know
urc.
absolutely by SOCONY."
“Well, well!
i
i
that.
I’ll have to remember
SOCONY after this, I vow."
BEST
‘.'
a;
1 Vi.
while
ew York
; WESTON
-~
Mrs. Dennis 0. Chaos. of Brook“
view Farm. is about again after an
attack of the grip.
lira. F. .l. (‘obb was a week-end
visitor at her summer residence. on
Hillside street.
home (or a welt-end visit. also Stut-
Gartmon and P. w. T. Anita.
The members of the Athletic Asso-
ciation of the'lligh School will hold a
meeting after school on Monday after-
noon. Plans for the baseball
this spring will be discussed. Plans
for the ways and means of raising
money for the support of the team
will be discussed. it is probable that
a short time.
A meeting of the School 'Board was
held Thursday evening in its rooms
in the Town Hall.
bills were ordcred paid. The com
mittee which has been inspecting the
All outstandingi
Ex-‘Representatlve Wilbur Sturges.
;wbo is recovering
. pneumonia at his West Side home. is
'lnow able to sit up for a short time
f each day.
i The “Old-Fashioned Dance“ given
'by the. Norfleld Improvement ABSOCIJ~
‘tion in the town hall. was a tiior»
vaubotantial sum to the treasury of
. the association.
l
Sunday services will be conducted
‘in the-local churches at the regular
~m~ 's r‘" ‘4 ‘
The Misses Treadwell are at their'
ford Nexus. R. W. Klppen. Christian‘
from bronchial ’
o
THE HOME BEAUTIFUL
the members will give a play within‘ oughly enjoyable aflair and added .i
school conditions did not submit. its: morning hours by the respective pas-I
report as was expected. This commit-
tee will prepare its report and it will
be submittod at the next town mac:-
lng. it will ask for a new school and
aim tha‘. repairs be made at several
of the schools.
A large truck becamé" stalle‘d on
the hill just pant the King street
bridge Thursday morning. 'When the
driver applied the brake. when it
storied to slide down the hill. the mar
chine skidded and turned across the
road. The machines which came
along about this time were unable to
get up the bill as the truck oom-
plotoiy block“
"——
Tbe matte road between
Wootport Country Club and the Pool.
Mp switch ta in poor condition
at arm time. no float
E
iitiiii.
tors. Rev. Charles Burt of the Nor-
tield Congregational Church will also
conduct afternoon services
Cranbury Chapel.
Mr. and IMra. Allan W. Giflord will
move in a few days. to the newly row
Cobb, 01’ Hillside atmt. vllr. Giflord
who is' superintendent of the Cobb ob
tats, has molded tor several months
ily.
William H. Robinson ot the Upper
Parish is doing carpenter work for
George S. Waterbury, of Waterbury
' nvonuoa and will noon begin the erec
tin dta 13:0 foot mm. on the
Cobb summor residence. ”
f It:
at the some: home oi the Cobb tam~ '
l
in the ‘
outed “Mill" house. owned by F. J. '
One of the missions of this store is to be of assistance in
making homes beautiful.
We any a complete stock of furniture and house furnish-
fitgs {or eyery room in the house and at prices sure to
please.
s
, Easter Post Cards
Easter Port Cards'with embossed chicks. sun bonnet tots.
and floral. crosses: land-Cape gromtdo in beautiful water onl-
oreil'ects‘................;...
Eastermin Will
nloolll‘IOaC-IIID'
“or 5c. 2 {or scandsc each
cabandhdgnirhmue'
.ohrsscaodrocach
lapel .
NowEuterCut-outflmldu. mammalian:
WM“.-
mmmmm and
width-old! Iota. socand 15¢ 8-
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