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NORWALK
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ill W. James of the East Side. is
wisiting in New Rochelle. N. Y.
An outvoiiown clergyman will prob-
‘bly be called upon to ill the pulpit in
file absence of Rev. S. l". Fairbanks.
tomorrow in the East Avenue M. E.
church.
The harbor, this morning. presented
I 'very busy sight. The giant excur-
Cion boat “Empira”, the freighter ‘-Mar-
in," the 'Ellssbeth," and a number of
‘mter boats and coal barges combined
in this effect.
Today is the last day to register
On. There are score: on the East
are. which have not yet had their
"mates filed with the town clerk.
“is means that on Monday of next
Wk their owners will be lined $1.00
It their negligence.
. Iany East Side youngsters. last
Mt at the Elk‘s Fair. saw litle 13.
yuan-old Marorle. sterrett. Miss Ster-
M is the originator of the fund
web is being aasisted by The Bentl-
gfi “Givens and. Many of the local
“‘ng children are wearing the fam-
. funnies" battleship buttons.
ul wire under the East Avenue rail-
brltiu’was shortdrcoited yester-
“by someone, apparently a yearly.
Mariam of heavy met
on tbefiiros’.""‘i‘ba children. and
. .alaqaro warned that never.
will be Indicted in (store
this natar. The .liunioipal
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The Bible study class will meet at
the home oi Miss Jennie Scott. Ito-
waytqn avenue. on Tuesday evening
of next week.
Airs. George Scott has returned to
her home aftcr spending several days
in Brooklyn to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Hannah Tongue.
Rowayton Baptist Church.
ltowuyton Baptist church. Rev. lien»
ry E. Anderson. pnstor.—-Sund:ty.
April :20. 1916.740230. morning Will‘-
ship with procussionai by the tested
choir. and special music by the
church choir. “The Acorn" will be
‘the subject of the children’s sermon.
‘and “The Absent Disciple" the theme
oi the morning sermon. 11:50. the
Sunday school convent; in study
about “Peter's Deliverance from Pris-
on." 4:30, vcspcr service. At this
time the cantata that was given last
Sunday will be repentednstherehavc
been so many requests for it. Much
'prnise is due to the choir and all
these who innu-rsonutcd the different
characters in the cantata for the ra—
cellent work of last Sunday. 'I‘hc
vested choir and orchestra will also
assist in this service. 6:30. the meet»
ing of the Y. P. S. C. E. This is the
ntonthly roll call. and every member
should respond. Topic: "Using: Sun-
day {or This World and the Next"~
his. 58: 1-14. Leader, Miss Marion
Jarvis.
Wednesday. at 10 a. m.. the Ladies'
Aid will meet. At 3 p. m.. meeting of
the A. W. T. class. At 7:45 p. or. the
r-‘cnthly covenant meeting oi the
church. Every member should be
there. -
Rowayton Methodist E is l
Church—Sunday. April setup—m-
ing Worship at 10:30 a. m. The ser-
mon subject for the. morning is. “The
Remission of Sins." A cordial invita-
tlon is extended to all who have n;-
church home.to come and worship
. With us at any of the public services
of the church. Sunday school at 11:60
a. m. The lesson subject is. "Peter
Delivered from Prison." Act: fl:l~]9.
Classes for all ages and all are we!-
eome. Epwortb lasagna at 0:45 p. m.
The Topic is. “What Are Ily‘Prayor
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'your regucst on a slip oi paper and
drop It. in the Pastor's Question Box
.in the vestibule o! the church. All
'uueations and requests will he held
strictly confidential. and such as may
ibe answered from the pulpit will be
‘30 answered at a succeeding evening
; 8t rvicc. without any mention at names
with the prayer and hope oi helping
in the largest possible way all that
arc concerned. No unsigned request
‘or question will be colfldafld.
Tuesday. 5in Ind—Tint Quarter
ly Conference of the new mimet-
! year will be held in the Sunday schoo
‘rot.nt ot‘ the church at S p at. Dr. C
1W. McCormick. the recently uppolnt
'cd District Superintendent oi the New
York District will be prc-ont and pro
Isldc. “All ofliclal members oi the
church are expected to be presen'
and all Ii‘Ii’lltI‘i and incmbers oi tin-
(‘Ilill‘t‘Il lli‘t‘ Welcome.
Thursday. May ith. Mitt-Week
pruyrr service. This is a service oi
prayer and praise and all are invited.
The Democrats oi the filth ward oi
the (‘ity oi ‘rtorwulk held an adjourn
t-d caucus. last evening. at the. head-
ouartt-rs oi Reliance Hook and had
(“‘1‘ t‘omlutuy. and named delegates to
the (it) (‘unH'illltliL to no held next
Monday evcninu. at the t'iLy all. South
Xcmalk. Captain I~‘r:-.mt l‘ :ltcvcn:
was the chairman oi tit monitor: and
was the secretary. Tho (Iclcgntes
named were Chatter. H (lam-s and
William 1. Stem us; Jr.
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in the parlor of the Congregational
church at Darlen. on May 4th. at 3 p.
m.. a very-interesting Home Mission-
ary meeting will be held. Miss Wood-
ibnry will be the speaker. and her
description of her Home Missionary
travels in the West and South never
.1ail to interest and inspire her aud-
;once.
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: Miss Marjorie Alyn 'ths will be
fimarried today to Arthur Lush Trow-
.bridge. son at Ir. and Mrs. James A.
'Trowhridgo, or New York and Cotton
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plant service suffers as a result oi,as the pastor may give. please write is well known in Noroton and Stem Emmanuel Church Society. held on
April 15, those elected as wardens
were: Thomas W. Troudwell. John.
C. laobdell; clerk. Thomas W. Tread
well; treaaurer. James A. Smith; vcs-
nymcn. James A. Smith. iltlvia il.
Kennett. Clarence C. Smith; cemetery
anion. Thomas W. 'l‘ruadwcll;
Ichurch sexton. John McCollum.
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Militias. it)
Mr. Holloway and sister. oi llrudlm i , .
strcet. have moved to Poplar Plain. ‘ .anmfl 1
lord.
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Arthur Sherwood. oi Bradley street,
is driving a new automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shepard have
returned in Bridgeport. aiter spend.
in: a tow days in town.
i LANSING, Kane. April Bil—Fred
‘llissell, a Topeka baker. contessed
.last night that he murde‘red Billion
Mrs Clifford E. l‘atchen has spent! llinsmore. I N-yearold all. ‘m 0-
' . .- _. " ks. last Tuesday. Warden toddlng.
2?:th ‘duL; in Bridgeport with “H": the State Prison announced. Re i
d ' sentment. caused by the refusal oi the .
. child's mother to marry hint, prompt l
John C. l-‘auton has sold one of hl!:ed the crime. 1
Bradley street houses to Edwin 1,: After Bilsell had overpowered thel
“Ull- oi N‘"‘“'l'3k« child. he leit the vacant house whercf
__._.__. ‘the crime was committed. accordingj
Mrs. (‘lit‘rnrd I'aichen was the prizc‘to his statement. purchased comet
winner at the nus-ting oi the Aiter-ismoking tobacco and read a news-g
noon “'hist t‘tnh. hold on Tuesday. waver. Then he returned to his vie»,
~—_ tlm. The little girl was not death;
but Bissell went into an upper room:
of the building and set the structure;
a-iire. From a nearby street corneri
illissell saw the. ““sz curlingh tr‘t‘imi
. er i‘t’o’ and wate unti t 9 re‘
IMrs. W. Mctlrath and doughtcr.i‘c:mp::ks arrived. Then he went
Grace. have returned to Watertown. back to his father's bakery.
"to" a “3" with her mother, “'1‘ Three mobs sought to hang Bissell.
JOh" Cole. of Noriield. iwho was brought to the penitentiary
“ “ for safekeeping.
Chester Fancher and family. at! I
Bridgeport. have been guests of Mer “W8 0”) new
A second little daughter arrived on
Aprl 25 at the Noriield home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles llrock.
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and Mrs. Samuel B. Fancher. of Eros. i
Mr, and Mrs. Simon C. Bradley. 0"
Mill Plain. Fairileld. have returned
bogsthat reach the are of six
' ' months after the iirst of‘-May must bet
M" and M”; Winfield 8' Bou‘onlregistered tor the remaining part of;
and daughter. Laroline. oi Norwalltwu” year, according to'a ruling by DOE
hanvn°dpb::e“ ““9“" °’ ”‘1' mumn'»Warden Thomas F. Waiali. Kennel
fi rdL nts. ur' and “5‘ Philip oer'ilicenses. for kennels containing not}
‘ 4mm than 10 dogs. will cost 825. Ken- .
nels with over 10 dogs must pay $50.4
M." Roth w‘km 5” spent ' no mittter what the sex of the soil
week with beholder, Mrs. Smk'ma.
. . warden will start eariy‘round-Z
Henry Wakeman. is now visiting in m up unregistered dogs. Tmy lat
mud. '
--—-—~-—- and the warden starts next Tuesday:
Miss Ruth fro-dwell graduated. anathema-ohm. ‘Uil‘to‘
Thursday evening. from St. Luke's June lat «delirium will hm oi
Hospital m- Owls-oi tor Runes. chance to register their dogs provld-i
to blow Val-k. when she haalakaoma mg they pay,the tine. Lost. do: use
three years' course. For mother-airs ‘may some at the tow clerk's!
Thomas W. Nadwellya-M Ira. E" ailioe out _
to new tags can be se-3
Wakeman wont'to‘flgw m 'to at- New ' ‘
cured only upon payment of 81. The
tend the graduatbtwdwet'rim. .
— penalty for (also registration is :7 fine.
oi thirty days in Jail. or both.
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the last day to have them registered.‘ ’
ago.
-TAKEN WITH GROUP.
CRESCENT A. C. OPENS WAGON. i
The t‘resccm .‘t. t‘., of Norwalk. will‘ "A few nights ago one of my patrons
meet the fast l‘ubs. of South Nor had a child m.“ with croup." “n“...
walk. Sunday morning, at their dial M. ’I‘. Darts, merchant. Bearsville. “.-
ii’.i;‘t..l.“2.'?"ii‘t:‘.'.'.'. 2.: Wild; w. “About mum" .. came a...
)b; Colbert. p: Kennelly, c; 'l‘uylor. store and bought a bottle of Foley 9
cf: Mctlarrie .ri: It. Dean, li. iHoney and Tar Compound. Belem
They will play the Federals. oi Ina-mg the child was 9mm}, mu \'.
Bridgeport. probably May 14th. at u ‘ . own
their diamond. The t‘resccut A. (‘, :2?!“ Many such letters have
will play any team. it to 16 years of '
age. , 3 Sold everywhere.
DOESE HE WEAR THE SA ME SMILE THIS YEAR?
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~ satiation. W15» BM.“
.. more UBiiCAt-t chitin
‘ Ministers iti‘; .1 “ or: er cw“. more
I em; M’iiirt'.‘ét.4b.€tl.i- .
«asp cantons tat Utttih‘s.
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"Iihis photogaaph~ shows the: 5‘)Ot where the Republican party
i“ 0' 3” 9‘“- Ihiwas born sixtyétwo yearsago. It will hold its~next conventions
month before its birthday. The photo of Colonel Rooseveitwas ‘
taken during the Pmeaaive convention in Chicago. fourr'ycars . a
The colonel is going to be a factor in the convention.
Norwalk Chronicler