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Dr. Albert Barge, and wife, Dr. lien-
ry Barge and wife, and Dr. F. D. Sco-
field and wife. all of New York City,
motored to this city Sunday and spent
the day with G. F. Scotieid's family
on Strawberry Hill, East Norwslk.
Superintendent J. W. Simeon will
this evening entertain the members
of the Sunday-school board of the
East avenue M. E. Church at his
home on Edlie avenue. Regular busi-
ness will be transacted.
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The East Side was well represented
3inst night at the Elk's Fair. The io-
tcal ladies were not only in promi-
nence on the floor, but many were in
charge of the booths or were assist-
.ing the chairmen.
EAST
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' ' Morrow afternoon the ladies Aid'
hociety will meet in the East avenue
i. E‘ehurch parlors at 2 o'clock. ‘
j Rowsv'ros i
The Sasqua Circle, Camp Fire v w~ smfbw' ‘- .«J
Girls. will meet tonight at the mime Mr. and Mrs. Richard Le Galilenne
fl Edith Nichols, East avenue. iand family, who have been all winter
.in the Bahama islands, have Just re-
removed from turned to their home in Rowayton.
til aMin street.’ ._.___ .
'| Herbert W. Woods, foreman for Har-
lold A. Parsons. in Stamford, is recov-
flames Jackson “d Walton “9":ering from a sprained ankle. incurred
:11: both wolHrnown members 0‘ the while working recently in Tokeneke.
John Balogh has
Winfield stre’et, to Sen
5 ‘- uress-cone district.
.. Social Club, spent Blaster with ._._...__..__._.
*ia‘nds in Brooklyn. New York. !
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The Easter services in the Roway-
‘ ton Baptist and Methodist chu
f!” FEMS CON Company “9 “11‘ were largely attended and full :11;
06'9"! hundred tons 0‘ 811‘ terest. The musical programs were
‘ “0 00'“ (1:0!!! “19 Red 8‘“ ”“89 excellent], carried out. and the pos-
. ’ ' ‘ sif- ' :tors delivered forceful and interesting
‘sermons. The decorations were ap-
propriate and handsome.
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h'qnlar matters of routine business
,1 Ian night transacted at the re:-
A»: weekly besinesrmestinpof the
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“estrous the downtown muiicipal " '“‘ “w" ~
’- handyman-we‘d. Mull?
g sass-ileum the‘Wasflnoi Ira. rise-y vents-sand of =an
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mm.“ squat whore-ale delivered rim-hrs
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438.. or the nut avenue it. ill.
am is modulate be-iiold tomor-
‘. mains an. crime a N. Pad-
” Beam overrun.
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mi ore-issue meanness-saunas
‘ twiddle lira Janos Barth Downloa-
‘W “s,
nierly of Shippan ‘i‘oint. in New York.
has returned to her home in Noroton.
Collender's Point raidelml are ob-
liged to take a detour around the
"Goodwlves‘ River road" via Bell ave-
nue. Neroton, on acctiunt of having
Cong Neck l’int road claed for repairs.
it was said on Saturday that Floyd
W. Triggs has rented his pretty place
on the old King's Highway at Darlen
for the summer. Mr. Triage is one of
the best known illustrators in the
country, and his drawings are to be
seen often in the daily papers and
magazines. His home used to belong
to the llecker family. When Mr.
Triggs bought it. he built the hand-
some modern house, with a large stu-
dio on the top floor for his use.
There is a great demand for small
houses in the Norman section, and ‘the
supply' has already been exhausted.
it seems too bad that there seems to
he no developments going on in Nom-
ton, which is made impossible on ac-
count of the desirableland being held
in large parcels and the owners not
inclined to sell at any reasonable
price. 0n the other hand Coscob has
never had such a building "boom" in
its history. Wake up, Noroton!
On Saturday next Miss Marjorie
Alyn Tufts will be married to Arthur
Dusk Trowbrldge, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. ~Trowbridge of 57 East 34th
street. New York. and Coliender‘s he”. These are the kind of “driven"
Point, Neroton. at Les Aussies. Cal.
The Trowbridges have just opened
their home at.Colisnder's Point, bus
will leave this week for California to~
isttend the wedding Miss Tufts is is
i well known in Noroton and Stamford, .’
lshe having visited in Noroton last.
summer ' ‘
Mrs. Daniel Britten lly of Mountain
who has been visiting her. causing,
Mr. and Mrs. Barry V. Sacadsud Kiss 1
Snead is. Nor-stonyhss amp to New
York so: a short visit» Chm-ism 1
ed in Noroton again in 0;” mar
sins. Mrs. my below-noel”.
urday. hlt Miss Mary Davis and men
. «recedes-size
to enjoy a walk about town after the
should he revoked is one who. on BM- Overlandicar of the Johnson garage. iadvsntage of by many who were able1 Frank and Erasmus Iii-Gorge has.
entertained their two brothers, virus.
tias Hathaway of Greenwidii, wlriliI
they were walking down Putnam’s
Hill. Miss Davis was slightly hurt.
and was taken home. Mr. Hathaway,
who is employed in ihe Gmnwlch Na-
tional Bank. was badly cut and was re-
Rev. c. n. Benedict, of Waterbury. morning church services. The choirs'
was in town calling on friends Satur- of the Congregational church and the‘
day. Methodist church had each prepared
___.___ tor the rendering of a cantata. and a1 '
. N. Merritt has about completed the diluent hours. the first helm: at 4 1»
interior improvements to the Blrdsall “'4 "1d "'9 0m" in "‘9 evening. Al‘
Waterbury, for a few. days.
The- annual “Brother's blight" pivot
grant will be given at Norman Gl’iflflej
Friday evening. .
'chlne on thew rong side of a horse-
rennin. sons on...~ was i...- a... lead with friaada arrow ions.
Another motorist "whose times a. r. Bartlns‘haspurchiissd I
moved to the Greenwich ilesllitalunouBe
The chauffeur in this case did thel ‘
same as our Darien friend (mention-l
ed in this column in an other piachi A number of young people attended
He ever alopmd ‘ moment to 3,. “fl’oli's Theatre, Bridgeport. Saturday
he had killed any one or how badlymlshl-
they might be hurt. but drove on at i
a faster rate than before the accident] Miss Marguerite ennui was the guest
‘of Mrs. W. A. Green, at Stamford. Eas-
The posts that stood at the top and ter Day.
bottom of the hill at the old King's' ---—-——
Highway Department, and have been Mr. and Mrs. Leland Banger, of
"Jun poets" ever since, were painted “Stamford, were guests other parents.
white on Saturday. but what is to all-[Mn and Mrs. William H. Rodlmer.
pear on these pests is as his a mill-lover Easter.
tery as ever, and all Noroton is Wand-l
erlns whet these signs are some to. F. C. Raymond has broken ground
Md- It would be 3 800d thing fl they "for a garage on his property on Rall-
read “No motorcycles allowed on this road avenue.
road or drivers of automobiles who: - __,,____,
drive on the left side of the road." Al The Knights of Pleasure held .
bad “Mme!" came “9“ happening dance in the Town Hall. last night.
only "‘3‘ Friday 0“ this hill. when a{Bentley’s orchestra, of Bridgeportfiftm
well known Darien man ran his madnished music.
drawn wagon slid cams near rennin!
over a pedestisn who was walking on
a Noroton “sidewalk” ('t). The worst
thing about it is this Darien, gentle-
man never even slowed down to see
if thep.arty‘he came so near killing . _ .
w“ hurt or not and seemed to carer Charles H. Roscoe has been employ
.ed as sexton of the Methodist church.
whose licenses should be taken éway M" Ruscoe will move from ”flaw”
until they have some regards for the gto his residence on Richmond Hill.
law of the road. we can give his;
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number, but we won't do it this time! . 10h“ Feds e age 0 a year and nor a
“months. died at the home of his pa-
“ “" "‘ fonts. Saturday. of diphtheria. Burial
- NE“, [took place the same day.
There was .one of the largest attend-
ssnces ever recorded in' St. Aloysius’
ichurch on Easter Day. Over 600 were
ipreaent st the three masses. The
ber attending the first mass taxed
the seating capacity and showed eon-
loinsirsiy that the parishioners were in
need subs-sew church that is in corn
' moment-season
Robert Harper, who has heenin New
'York all winter. he returned to town
and is now employed by Dr. Kuhn at
Talmadge Hill.
‘_ (new
- in.
Miss lenaieWead spoilt the week-
Mr. ind lira. r. it. assume-amt
M'mwlsfle' of lonteiair. .
Mistrial-fled this winter. .» m ridsy in New Mon W. W‘ skies. .wlth Ii weenie-a9
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Mass immersion-”ride: ur. snails-p , «was spent .Mm‘ ins hundreds organises;
Wanna line: W4 -‘ % omens rec-s. inn. .srarh low M. sum was.
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nu wsssbI-ightsaiagupwhiehwastahs
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the Congregational church the regular
:choir was augmented to 85 in number.
some of the singers being from Stain
ford. The chancel was decorated with
master lilies and pinks, back of which
ythe choir was seated. The cantata.
“‘Ollvet the Calvary," was excellently
rendered. Rev. J. Howard Hoyt, D. l1,
made brief remarks appropriate to the
occasion. At the Methodist church, in
the evening, the cantata, “Easter An-
gels," was rendered. The audience
filled the edifice. Two violins with
. the organ added greatly to the music.
The singing throughout was excellent
and: greatly appreciated by all present.
At St. Mark's church the usual chil-
jdren's service was held at i p. m..
with a program appropriate to the Eas~
ter Day.
warm
\ Charles Chase, of the East Side, has
left town to reside “in Westport.
The schools re-opened Monday after
a week's vacation.
Several families in town entertained
friends over Fast Day‘and Easter.
Mrs. Harriet ii. Coley continues to
improve from an illness of several
weeks.
Work is progressing on the new
house being erected by Norman Lock-
wud,‘ on “my street.
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Ira. Jolt! Cole. of Mid. is on
taining her daughter. Mrs. illoGra'th.
and child. of Stratford.
Harold rude. or the lstfiide. has
taken a position with The.” Will
of Weapon;
lim Bboda MID lay Sinus.
cerium saves-missus»
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Mills-Gertrude (lroeschner hat rel
turned from a week's‘visii the «hired
Norwalk. and Miss Gertrude Craft. ili'
Stepney. ‘
Floral decorations, special inn-ir-
and addresses by the pastors marked
the day, Easter-Sunday, in the various
churches.
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Mrs. Charles Burt and Miss Lflflali
‘Klng were Sunday visitors of Miss
.Ellsabeth Scoileid,.of the East Side.
A. R. Malkln, Frederick Thompson;
;of Norwailr; Charles Godfrey, of i‘an-
jnondaie,‘ were visitors in' lawn Shibr-
iday. '
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! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, of
Godfrey street, were Easter dinner-
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Brown.
of Good Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drew, of
Georgetown, were Easter guests of Mr.
land Mrs. Adolph Horn, of the Uppeu
Parish.
New York guests who have been ex»
rtertained for a few days at the Good
'Hili residence of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Doty, have returned home. Miss Ethel
Doty also entertained a New Cant-in
ifriend ovier EaEster.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Starr. of'I-‘orl
street, East Norwslk, spent over 39
ter with hire. Starr’s grandmother.
hire. William H. Robinson, of -tbe~8p-
per Parish. lips. Starr'aad her mous-
er. Mrs. Joseph Perry, have also spent
a few days as guests of Mrs. Dennis
0. Chaos and Is. Charles mastoid
”Buokview Farm." '
“I forgot myself and spoke
angrily to my wife," remarked Mr.
Meekton.
"Did she resent it!" "4'
“For a moment. But Room.
is a fainminded women. MW
she Wit one she about hand!
with no “cm-II!“ inc all
my bravery."—Wadiisgtoa_ Star.
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