i‘ aweoii at their residence on
lb Side avenue.
A daughter was born last week to
Mr. and Mrs Horace Ferris. of Cross
street. South Norwslk. Mrs. Ferris,
was fomerly Miss Ethel Bmadhurot.l
of West Side avenue.
AYES
QTY MARKET
09 N0. MAIN ST.
Miss killer Cleveland, daughter of
;the late President Cleveland, has
made plans to sail for Europe curlyf
in the,summer to join the American;
Ambulance Corps as a Red (‘roiis'i
nurse Miss Cleveland's molller, Mnl
Thomas J Preston, is eret-trlzg N'lt'nl:
handsome dwellings in the ’l‘okeneke!
section. and irarien hoped that Miss
Cleveland and other members of the
family would spend it pollion oi thel
season hero. iI
no. third district counselonm| RW‘YWJ will)“: i-‘h- --'<hII;Spocinl
programes wi presenlr lomor-l
:33: $0,223: 1%?! nextI row in observance of Mothers' Day.;
«The morning servrce. at 10: 30 o'clock.
are. Nellie Smith, of Bethel. is visit '11] be "mud by ' ""1“" by m‘
fig with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L’Hom— "3“" R" H F ““9”” 0“ "rs l
influence of the Home.” Sunday
.di . f o treat.
on 0 R wan s __ 1school will be at 11:50 the Junior (‘
Ir. and Mrs. Charles A. Dovoo.o( It: at 3: 30 o'clock, and the Senior C
tot avenue. have left for a sellout E' at GI'“ 0‘10“" in the evening, '1
"I visit in Darien. 1: 30 ociock, the pastor villi be assist-
. _ led by the choir in the program of the
Carl Morita oi‘ the u s, a “South evening. The topic will be ‘\\lth the
Mina," will be a visitor at his fist Mothers Of the Bible.”
to. home over the weekend.
EAST
NORWA iii
Rowaylon Methodist
The White family in" ”1110'“ Church—Sunday. May it. .‘liorninlt
m New York 10 their “Hill" WI" wonhip at 10:80 a. m. and evening
lance on Seaside Diwe- worship at 7:30 p. m. At the morn
m ing service Mother's Day will be ob
SWVEYOI‘S- i" work making sound- served by sermon and music appro
“‘5 0' ”W 100*” harbor. are. progress priate to the day and by distribution
.3 rapidly, and ‘1” 3"“ within ‘ of flowers at the close of the service.
kw day‘s. ‘
Al the evening service. since sever
ill have requested it. the pastor will
again speak on "Messages from the
General Conference." “Good News
The “Addie V-Zd' is today in West-
asrt. The tug will this afternoon tow
fie unpty schooner “F. H. Inwronce"
tom the upper Norwalk docks of the
a. George P. d P. Company. not
doln in Foreign lands is a matter oi
general interest. surely. All are
cordially invited to hi9“! services.
Sunday school at 11:00 a. in.
lesson subject is.
Gentiles."
Much talk has been heard on tho
ht Side as s result of the letter
thich appeared in The Sentinel yon-
fiorday from R. G. Macy. superintend-
ut of the. municipal electric light
giant on the east side.
At the last counting the
.. -. _ |of the Men's Class in the “Member
The paving of wood block. on tho ship and Attendance Contest. " The
... approach of the bridgo. which question is. "What Will the Men Do
‘ouid have. started today. has boon “W ""'
“and because of mm which mint At the annual election of the Sun-
is made to the steam roller. it is c:- d" ”ha“ recently “I" the “"0"
voted the roller will bo in condition ing new oilicora were elected: Supor-
a; M of soot m Ilntendent. Harry S. Bryan; Assistant
Superintendent. Eugene Cushmal:
“flap 0.8TR|CT ELECTRIC EX- 'Alliltant Librorlhn. Charles Arnold;
page; Assistant Organist. Miss Anna Mutt;
“.itor Sentinel: — Vice-President Sunday School Mia.
I would like to up Mr. M“, [f it oioaory Society. Mrs. John Brand-go,
& good bosisou policy to m . ”g. Secretaryo'l‘roasuror Sunday School
19th niakc make a pattern for g now Missionary Society. Mrs. Jennie Par
cylinder and have it lint-lied up in a: her. The newly appointed teachers
but shop when anyone knowing any- are Miss Mildred Jennings. lllias Mll-
fiing about such work knows it costs dred Cushmau and Oliver Clark.
two or three times so much as it Capt. C. w. Bell, who for lifiytwo
would to get it from the manufacturer. years has faithfully poi-formed the
(And the taxpayers Day the bill) it duties of superintendent of the schoolI
It "I! m it is not possible to did a gracious thing in a tender and'
It ‘ now 0“ from "'9 people that impressive way. when he passed this
MM the 91“" l for one ‘5 ‘ m‘ I highest and most responsible honor
’1' think the Third mtfict must in the gift of the local church. over
“” ‘ lemon. to one of his own Sunday school boys.
HERBERT V. CA“ it was a gracious and impressive. mat
tor also, when Capt. J. 8. i.‘Hommo-
dlcu. who has been associated with
Capt. Bell in Sunday school work for
forty years. arose and gave tribute
to Capt. Bell's fidelity as Superintendo
out and nominated him as Superin-
tendent Encritas for the remainder of
this life; All entire list of the oflicers
«v be my ——--r\"§;
LWAEQY l
-1
‘8. 0. Adams. of Cudiipp street, is
and teachers of the school will be
mm" M“ ”3“” ”"m‘d' found on the bulletin board in the
— hurc'ii.
him 3. Adams. of Cudii st i. "mu” °' ‘1" c 1
DD roe Wednesday. May 17.—~Gra:ld Teln-
las recovered f om a roce t iiin .
' r n cos perance Rally in South Norwalll Con-
gregational church at 7:46 p. to. Rev.
Howard A. Johnson will he
the speaker. His subject is. "Alcohol
——'l‘he Engny of School and Young
.. Mr. "d Mrs. W. Kay. of Crow “..IPeopie.” All interested in lumen
the. "e spending ‘ few d”! out-diam are urged to be present at thisI
'MI. ‘ meeting. 6
Thursday. May 18. 72i5 p. m.-—~Mid-
week prayer service. "0 come. let us
give thanks unto the lord for He is
good: for His mercy endurcth for-
him. H. h Raymond. of West Side
avenue. is having her house redecon
fled.
George Minor. of Northport, I.
Muted relatives 03 West Side avenue
hat week. .
lever. Let the redeemed of the Lord
meiiarleo. Morris has returned 8“ 3°“ I
1‘ . .umo. after visiting relatives in ____ ' _ ‘4" i
_ ""‘ldgcport. ! THE season.
——————— I "Do you get pieotyof sleep?" said
air. and Mrs. Oscar Miils have ro- the visitor to mail Edward. I
tried. after visiting with Mr. and “Yes ma'am." he answered.
‘l'l- W10 'Hmel- "Momma puts me to bed every night
. at eight omcbok.
fir. and Mrs. Walter Bouhton. of “To kcop you healthy?"
I m. vhiiod with Mrs. Blanche asked.
~ Intuit one Sunday. . “No, ma'ool." was the ropiy. "it’s
“MW “APE.
‘so she can mend my clothes."—
Mothor (looking through magoaine)
hewas
IO-moiwooha’otoyinOMo.
W
host 1on on III-las-
. {
ltpiscoml Frances Abbott, of Bridgeport. hpont' coming I!"
from Mission fields." will be the subrl
The Progress of Christ'sIKlng-l
TbeI'
"in. We Turn to the'
Women's Class was nine points ahead"
'mske their benefit a success.
. ms ‘Moosfield avenue.
in...
Tho Door Young Lady—Not always
Heatenant Smyth told me there wero
four hundred billion poopio h tho
sorid, and i was the prottisst girl of
the lot—Modal Opinion.
WHAT HAPPENED.
"What happewd on the sostogg
that Smithors set aside when he man
tied?”
"It hatched into amour—Judge-
S DANIEN . 3
NOROTON .
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“ 'U'lnLA EU around} 88!! _ r
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flan-L
summon-d MromMFHiilisinGoorgetown.
e spending a few hys with relatives
a: ‘ ____.
r.
Androw Caracas and my
expound to orrtso in Dorie- between! Georgetown friends were ghostsI
u" 20 “4 :5, m will occupy the Thursday, of Miss Carrie 1. More
Anson Phelps Stokes place this ”own house.
Workman gettinglhomwnli -—--
in shops for the now taunts. Mr Mrs John Pitch was a guest yes
Cur-nus will bring withhimsstai! terday of Mrs. Walter Rowland in.
of sixty porsons. including four were Reddmg.
tsrioo sins chaudeurs. and my 01h-
or assistants any of tho onsioyeel‘ William nemh
will bo housed elsewhere. and there m is recovering
is a great demand for dwellings and “a 0, menu“
apartments.
of Hiilcrest ave?
from a severe at l
Seleral lrle id i N
Mme Maude Kraft of Cedar Gale have bwn ‘uiusofrifiu game
Studio, Darien, will give a piano rift'l
tal at the Casino, next Thursday al .5
p. m. The patronesses include Ml".
Walter E. Coe. Mrs. Galen A. Carter,
Mrs. Oscar Ehrgott, Mrs F. W Ger-
ard. Mrs. Samuel Grumman, Miss
Josephine Hoyt Mrs. Charles i) Lock A til i I
wood. Mrs Richard Li Galiienne Mrs e e“! on irom \oriield Grange
linvenl
Fitch.
of Godfrey street. II
of1
with
Mrs. George Libin and son.
Georgetown. spent 'i‘hursday
Mrs. Mary F. Hill.
is now employed by D. M. Allen t
Sou.
Mr rs M. T. Oomiing has been quito
iii the past week.
Mrs. [Aster Ookes is spending
few days with her mother in Norwalk.‘
Miss Nellie Murphy is now employed
by Miss Hulda lievrlu, the dressmak-
«er in Ashtons' block.
Miss Barbara Qultlueyer and Miss
the weekend with Miss lreno Crain.
(l 8. James and family have re-
. turned to their boots at 0x Ridge
'afti-r spending the winter in Now
York.
On Thursday. May
“h.
and Mrs.
diner street.
Mr and Mrs Robert Phair have. re-
turned from their boneymoon.a and one
housekeeping in
For the conionience oi the public,
Road Commissioner R. N. Greene.
will he at his office in the Town Hall
Doric-n. evory week day afternoon be.
tween l and 2 o'clock.
William Staple of Noroton avenue
suffered a stroke of paralysis last
Saturday evening. and has sinco bocnI’
unconscious. Dr. Whoolock of Now
(‘annan is. attending him.
"Oak hrm.‘ a drama in three acts.
was prcoonted Thursday and “do!
evening by st. Johnhi Dramatic club
at Noroton Flremen's Hall. under the
direction of James Smith.
Tho ladios' Auxiliary of tho Noroton
Heights rm Dopartmont bold tbdr "
regular business meeting on Tuoohy
evening. and it was decided to hold
meetings through the summer. month-
ly instead of bimonthly.
The Right Reverend Chauncey ll.l
Brown". Bishop of Connecticut. will
make his annual visitation to St.
Lukes' Church. Noroton, Sunday. May
14. at 8 p. in. He will deliver the
sermon, and gladly meet all who care
to see him. .
"ct RamaelC. Johmson has beenI
in touh with one of the largest florist
establishments in the state, the owner1
of which has promised to supply the.
liarien church with white roses for
Mother's Pay. .\iay l-itll. incidentally
white roses are this ilorist's favorite
flower. l
i
One of 'ilc bird hou'scs built by thev
boys of the mnnucl training deport
mcnl at Darfen school went through
the post omce this week by parcci
post to Crescent City. Florida. in this
way the fame of Daricn. its young
builders and excellent schools is ex-
tended.
The Noroton Heights fire depart-
mom will. have. a minstrei show at!
Darien Town Hall on the evening of!
May 25. The performance is given by
the Bon Ton company of Stanford.
which recently gave a 'spiendid per-
formance in that city. The Noroton
Heights firemen are working hard to'
The march of improvement in Dar-
ion is going merrily forward. Ground
has been broken for a large addition]
to Allen’ a drug store. The new build-'
ing will form an anon: on the rental
it will be
used for a storehouse for the increas-
ing business of this popular establish-
ment.
It is with great pleasure that the
Heights people read that. our First.
'Malher Mrs George H
‘1 ialn Hoyt Weber.
a mtIoI
linulhifl' arrived at the homo of Mr.‘
William Matthews of Gar-'
Springdalc. Mrs. ‘
Phair was formerly Miss Eva Duldaio.
'i
.C. 0. Miller, in, Mrs. Frederick G paid a fraternal visit Tuesday eren
ing. to New Canaan Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Meeker
Myron B. Meeker. and Mrs. Lida Bron
son, or New Haven. have been visitors
in town.
Noxon. Mrs
Thomas Reading. Mrs. Edmund ii.
”Smith Mrs Frederick S. Wardweli
ers. Lawrence Wilson and Mns. Will
St. Luke's Parish Offlcoro. '
The annual moetlng of St. inlke‘s M“!- Oscar Schultse of Norwalk
'Pari-sli was held Monday, May 3 at s 11-8 been having reintr- and improve
‘BATURDAY. MAY 13. 1916
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“hfim
HQRHCN
are Deacon Arthur C. Bradley, and CIVIL ENGINEERS' ASSOCIA‘HON.
Mrs. Charles Burt.
Messrs. Huhboii and Good-ac Prosent
Several friends here attended lh-eI at Session in Stamford.
Ifunerai in Westport. of Theodore Clinton (‘. Hubbell and Walter A.
Hamilton. a unlit-v, and nearly lite Goodhue. of Norwaik and New ta-
MIC resident “ Weston. who died m naan fiepf‘i'lh'ely, were in Stamford,
{p m.. the rector presiding. Reports m?!"- undo to her pmperty here it
of all the organiulions were mod. the UM" PUNI-
The following were elected for the ~
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B Fancber of
“udenr-Viilliam E Street Funk Broad street. attended. Wednesday
IGreon.
Vestryslon —G. H. 'i'iiley. Samueliselleck. in Monroe.
’Grumman E. l‘. Weed. W M. Wood! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradley. Mrs
s. W. Cooper C. B lhna. William Howard Bears and grandchild. and
Dugdalc,R M Smith Richmond Wood Mrs. Daniel Brown. of Norwalk have
8. H. Nonel. been visitors in town.
Parish Clerk—William Dildo"- - —- --——-
Mum—«William E. Street. . Relatives from Strasburg. Pa.. are
Assistant Tressurer—-S. W. Cooper. expected in town soon. for a visit
Aoditor~ii. M Smith. with Mr and Mrs Adolph Horn. and
Dclegales— William E Street Frank Miss Susie Faulhabor.
Green.
Alternates» E. l-‘. Weed.
a
Mrs. Frank Chase and
have rotarnod to Moi-ides, after a
week's visit, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Howiey. of the East Bids.
2
C. B. Dana.
Allan Gliiord's automobile is in :1
Norwalk garogo undergoing repairs.
as the result of colliding with a tole-
graph polo. while driving in West
port.
I v
I .
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v \ -—
l r W.)
| John C. anion. 01 Bradley street.
icontinues on the invalid list.
Mr. Holloway and sister, have left
town to reside in Poplar Plain
Delegates appointed from tho Nor—
dold Congregational church. to attoau
tho annual mooting in Btraaford on
Tusday, May is. of the Fairfioid As
socistion of Connogailoual churches.
Mrs. Isaac Rhoodca is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Newton. in Wilton.
the funeral of their uncle. Wilbur F I
children. 1
Friday inning, attending the ol
M‘uk' '1‘". he ind lived t" the monthly meeting of the t‘illi Ethi-
post year.
M“ “mm“ W“ “i'mi' neors‘ Association of rail-arid roomy,
.threo years of age a mason by trade at which organma' lion they are Item.
and the son or the late Henry J. Hum her!-
“on of the Upper Parish. He was . ()fiicers of this. newly lol‘llit ii
elation were elected at Imeelinglz- m
m in the omces of L. Bronifidd, the PH .
Civil Vlar veteran. being a member rotary, in Stamford. on April 27th a-
of infantry Company E. 'i‘vienlytll rvi {01’0“-
Mglment thonnectitut Vo‘untcrrs strgfztiim—viiarold C “”0”“
“d was honorably discharged "m“ \‘ice-President-SalnuelW.ilo,\t,..r
the service in A,ngust 1m. Hc l5 0! South Norualk.
survived by his wife, his
drui-
i
"i
daughter, Secretary and Treasurer 7L. Blin'.
Mrs. Charles Horn, and four grand» “H‘- °' Stm’°’¢
. . Directors—-8. L. Minor. oi ‘hitt‘fl'
ztgdr52I‘np:::;mem was in ”w Nor'lwich. and Walter K. Goodhue,ofN-w
Canaan, Three omters and two w~
. rectors form the exei-utile commit" v
I‘ ‘ .of the organization.
Ill 'KEVBKE For its purpose the association [its
the raising of the engineering stand.
--- ard of work among its members. and
I a particular grade of work which will
M" Louis Tetard ”ml Thursday have to be done by all engineers en-
“ \9‘ \ork roiled. An lnstanre of this is seen ill
—-—--- the fall that members of the semi.»
Mr and Mrs J mil have moved lion will designate the dilerenee be
tween maps and sketches. a difloron: e
into their new hunk" width a good many people not skilled
M“ in the profcssion would owrlook.
I". ”Nd“ [Aland 9‘ New YOYK- ’ The association has had a very ~ in .
spent Saturday looking over her ccssful start .l d it is believed fhn' vt
property in Tokcneko.
Iwm continue to be W‘vml .iiul
____.. aha hate u benefiting influence on
all engineering work within Fairfielvl
Miss Janet Lewis. of New York. is county as m purpose
spouding the week fixing up her cot-
to? and getting it in readiness for
om.
—Try a Sentinel WANT ADV.
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May 18,1916
Lm‘mmmmxxmmn w‘mmxmm as; "
made the AMERICAN
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SDAY
Value llay oi the Year
the DAY that
‘ -yi"J_-’f‘ 7.".3 .
I John W. Meg.- and daughter. Chicago Daily flows.
W hows rota-ad has from
I" .MI'. and Mrs. Wait. laios satur- —Du-uu. x soo iro- statistics givon Selectmen. Mr Schlichting. has been
“Motorboat“ at hero that ovory third baby born inablstogotapromlso from the rail
1- heir homo on Wont Sido ovals.
{emotions-showroom.
thoworidisaChhoso‘.
'tht youdadstatistios
rand compasytoiastoli oloctriolsliis
.3 -—-r-' ‘ Father (fondling iii- sum)— in tho stations this mm. with“:
”walla-mm dTh-thankmodaossthilisourlrat.‘nugdnlosoatlnam.omsyor.
m visa-a with air. and Mn. -—Now Yorkalubo. ago. 'with over no aigustureil to n.
W'WJMM i aakiagthatoloutricilghtsboiuaiauoor
‘-"f""‘. ,i ”RIM“ I‘l'. inndarbuadthoroth-osdststioaoh
_ Mao-o mum—mansion: mmnwmeinue
stsiod when tooy would
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doll“. tile
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 17th.
EVRmBfl-Y INVITED
Norwalk Chronicler