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THE SOUTH NORWAL
1:, JAN 1.!- ”‘7
m. Hantord S. Smith, who has posits of $422,424, and undivided pro-
been ill for several weeks, is slowly fits or $5,710. in 11111111111110 :1 1211,0110
improving. surplus and its capltai stock of $30; .
000. i
The new home of Mrs. T, B, Wilspn -~ .1 '
.‘\\hi('h is being erected on Bell ave Charles Abbe of west avenue, who .
note is nearing completion. is appearing “ith 'luvl r Holmts in
“His Majesty Bunker Bean," in Hart-
George Krause of Railroad avenue lord this week, is receiving the same
is on a business trip m 13,13,110 f0, ”,6 comlntndatlons from tip. critics, as
Yale & 'I'owne Mfg. Co. has grtcted 1‘15 “" ll 11.
.___'_.. ver it has been presented The (Mi
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cashier of m, .1011) 'Illt H'il'l old “1' . Mr . a ‘
Home Bank and Trust Company ”1. Holmes had t'xcallent assistance inl
(ently bonght a new six-cylinder 0v
erlaud car.
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George F. Bearse, ”V '
Charles Abbe
trait of that imsrlblc indomitable, but
eventually olel 11htlnttu parent.”
\1ho gave a fine p10-
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l Edward Buttery, who has been work-
,‘ing as mason’s helper for the past The machines confiscated in the
,year is now one 01' the force at the “1'33 in 9'1"“ "3‘“ rmv‘locked “P m
m , the ToWn Hall, and§I17considerable
moncy is coulninl'ti in no: to of them
'1 littlrv \‘.L‘11c:td appointttl next
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Started with a resolute determinition to scatter
tStew art grocery.
the shock of the. H.111: sion of ”KS
nm was clearly f1‘ l. in this dis-
u.
all our big stock of MN and \"fintcr Goods, even
Dr. and Mrs. John (‘odfr'ey enter "'5'
:tained Ml. and Mrs Flank lou‘tg and Vt'cdnesdnv “1 ll) otlock “5 the time
for a tor the actual rumors to appear to
claim ”1111).“ they venture. to show
their face, they will probably be baled
before the court, and if they do not
put in an appearcncc the machines
will probably be orderl'd destroyed.
if we have to a‘most give them away.
—-—-—~——- ;lhcir daut, hter, of Nell York,
lento! local weather prophets haw it” .1 days rcctntly.
m that Nomallt will be engulfed
in“ biggest snow storm of the y. ar
Wa- tomorrow.
Mlsx Alice blilll'f’l‘it'llld and Mrs. Mel-
tillo Kelsny of Mansfield at‘t‘nuo are
~-——-——- visiting friends in Mount Vernon for
flames of those who arc to takc 11 few days. 1
"fl h the plnochl-e tournament in lilt‘ ~ -. '
.nyflowcr Hook and Ladder Company Mrs. Mary Jayne re-opened her rt‘s- ("anuau ”“51””! “'3" ”“L 'wantcd "I"
'Chnlge At't' ill-'iECtl
A. Theodore Stiulldcl's, \tho'sc New
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3 Stores in One, All on One Floor. No stairs to climb
Open a Charge Account. Payments at Your Convenience
FURNITURE ,
To Make the Home Complete
We have everything needed for every room
in the [route
A Good and
In being received and partners will tstut‘ant yesterday after it had been the people of that town,':::_announces
111m. Icloscd for a few days because 51,9 that hc is planning to inhiorate :1
———~v—— was ill with the grip. hospital association for Haricn 11nd
flatulther discoveries in the way -..- ..._ that he has lll't‘li lookin3 at sev-tétnl
4‘ clues to the assailants of Officer Captain Clarence Webb of Noroton, buildings with 11 vicvt to sum ring:
Jill L Roberts have been found. Mr. who has ltccn busy constructing a ”‘91“ for ”‘9 lIOSDlldl protect Aml‘f’l '
Roberts in recovering rapidly and will 11011511110111 10,- his “5,. m.“ Spam, has ing to 11111111 the publit will be i111il-:‘d,l
be able to leave the hospital next it almost coniplcttd. and at which the pl'm"iol' the insti-
uk unless complications set in. tutlon will be explained. is to he held
Mrs. J. lirnry and her dau ghler, or shortly.
“8 Mott's Class of the. East. Ave- South 1\ol 1111111 have bISeu guests of
”u. Methodist Fplscopal Chllml‘ “'1“ Mn Dilil‘) .1 mother Mrs. John Kltll- ll, it}. liitcher o'l' 11111111119111 avenue
in": "1 account of “'0 Clllkf features (rt 0f W was in Hartford, yesterday, attending
at two days service at the most rc
, , the session of the lt‘no-l'nl Assembly
hide rovrval meeting or which we The W0 lilllf‘ daughters UT Mr. and as :1 rcportcr, and 111'1'anging for some
fine any record in the religious his-
, Mrs. G. D. ’l‘iile'y, who hutch been kept additional litclati 1111;}; £11,;- theII Hprt
{m ’11
“the “’“r'd' indoors with Kl‘ip sinn i‘hl‘istlnaé'. a 0 111111 c0111.111l,11111111 l. pith: ‘l'lltllll
now able to be out arain. nitttcrinl f1 Olll Mr, ltic-"llttl 5 pt :1 of
111111. One or the flutturcs of tic-xi Sun-
Thc Goals and thc 'l‘l'otvhl‘ldrgcs are m, , 1119.1:‘1‘I' 1 1 “. ‘11 1!} 1m an a,»
5”“ in t?"’l“‘plml'l“m‘ the (”fl-V title tlr‘ »( rlhlnlz the nork of the Gen
”10mm” of “‘0 \VW “Wk “mm-V “l and Assclilllly,11l11(h ”Mr Richter has
' ”"3 \“Lk 1’0?“ still ml",“"~.1ml%:, , prepared, cutillctl
' ”‘ ' cut's Laws."
and ills C 11
M “MAZI
> ROWAYToNg
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of this 1it'.‘1iut_v.
j'oi' strong p1 rwonnlity. and of
energy, and he has unlimited
Mrs. Kate Thomcs is having;r city wa-
t r 1 » 1
e installed in her homo tercstiug and convincing and
'F‘. A. Brando. kitt Sunday for a bus-
iness trip through Ohio.
li'sllc work.
The 11:11 nllury
A‘ .
est av onue.
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Mrs. Mary Thomcs is suffering from
an attack of heart disease.
' H. ' '3 .l' and
Miss Mary llart has remitted home
”View avenue will m paved early an”. several (1a,, ”m4, 4",“: “,1,
kills Spring according to a. state
‘ mt made. by Mayor (‘arl Axel Fi'ar
mm at a council 111111111111; of smut?
malts past. This will be great .4111
”venom and one which" ill lic' rip
minted in the Third District.
‘lite Third District Commissioners
'fllI hold a meeting this evening i11-
stand (that Mon’ 11 Rogttlté- bust
out: will be tmnaactxad. Nothing has
Mmmiahed toward the selec-
“jinn of a new commissioner to fill the
=11... nine: ”l” ,;
Miss Kate Crockctl is spending a
few days that relatip'tys lumen: lilo».
vcn. " ' ' ' " ' '
'Xy‘dilfi Connecti- ‘ .. .,
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Miss Lizzie Smith, who has been
very ill with the grippe is slowly re-
covering.
.11! Earth, oil. Friday ev cnlng.
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Mrs. William J. Fleming, 1112, of
Mansfield avenue, who has boot) \'is- Mrs. E. .l. Nuromorr, Irhn stun- or-
iting relatives in Orange, N. .1. since gnnller of Mothers' Clubs who had
New YG'J'HI a Day, returned hoImc y '8 been nnnoumed to WWM‘ at ”to month
it‘rdity. ly meeting of the local c‘lltb, l'it 1hr“I
Methodist Cluuth 0'1 Monday night,
Rural (‘m'ricr llcnumin li. Raymond was obliged at the last moment to can-
hlts been unable to carry the mull this cc] her cllgngcmcnl immune she was
Notices.
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. Mlsvfiflvflwwmn. has ' returned
home after 11 two weeks' \‘is‘lt. with
relatives in Brooklyn.
1
'day school at ll':50 11.111.
Mm. Eugene Ambler of Cross silent
entertained the members of the A. W
'1‘. Class at her home, Tuesday after-
noon.
, ' Raymond J. Will-911 is noting :15 Sla' that Mrs. Nuromol't‘ will be able to
, tion agent at the Heights, until Agent speak at next month's nit-cling. Fob
C. W. Brunncr's ankle, which was bro- Jun" 5,
ken by a tail on the icy platform at.
the depot, permits him to resume hls
Mm. Henry Olnu'lt'eat‘l and Mrs. work.
Waller Pierson visited Miss Harriet
. (”Instead on Wednesday.
Arthur me tl‘ranllcd a quantity “9 mPOllIlll‘i SHH‘C‘ lflrll spring, ’5 t0 artistic bent, recently completed a
1! we for Martin Halbson, Thurs- resume “3 “(‘0le 803310111“ tomorlow fine portrait of the late Mark D. Wil-
My using muchlne power. afternoon bur, Darlcn s “gland oll 1111111" Mt.
' Schllchtizlg presented it to the Home
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Grout and her punk and Trust Company m. Whloh': . .. . .
.on Everett spcnt Thursday at ”,9 Judge Wilbur was “I,“ p11 sldtInl. not log at Ron-nylon Hose house. lt'r: ore Mra'. ’K‘at’c Thames.
home of Mr. and Mrs T. White, in in whose orgallizntlonl hé Was one MIpected [hm all R"““)’,‘°’1.)‘.i‘l conic Noni
Stamford. the prime movers. The hurlrztit. willcll ll toItthsIupportI of ":9" am!“ mfi'fi'
Wilt-org!) Gregory recently follIon the .._____._ is dam, in Oils, has been greatly ad- 11 ul. ,1 (01115 111 lllt present time in
. on his promises, Irutting Illls llcutl Fred Dull who is superintontllng the wired the .\'01'\\1llks or surrounding tl’nvns
and loaning 1t 1a stud the ligaments construction of Dr, C. ll. “8?“ng new '
at his arm. , .
-rcsldence. has been in town for a few H Rowayton Baptist Church
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Tim Whist club met on Tuesday Gill's, renewing acquaintances. ' “lllldY- Jimlhlll Hill. lJl7. .
with Mrs. A. W. Merwin. Owing to _,,_ 1 Tltc spcglnl manccllstlc , meetings
.- , ' . , . “0'11 ll :T‘l, I':.. .' ' “H.
Illllticsta xrtomo were not. present. 5", DARIEN nnllcy 1,", mm” omtels “are teeter-ted. The t. 1 1 1, it 111 11 1 sermon by R11
“5" ”"86 tam” we” “‘ ””3“ A“ “ Mrs William (in-111111 and her 1 1, r ,1 . .1. , . f , " ”- WWW“- 0‘ ”WWW-
..eazuyable afternoon was spent. ’ , ; ' “S“ 0 1‘ ‘ 11-11111 “'I” ‘5 0 10““-
dttuchtcr, “I“?t lllll'l‘lt l1 11hr) 11‘ 1"0 bccn Chief, Martin J. Siluuthnvssey; l“i1.~'t
out and preach at this service.
l-illrry C.Scllllcl1tll'1g son of First
Selectman George M V. Schlichling, M ”'9 ”mm“ ‘l'r‘llt‘s 5“ ”19 Bill)
_._.._._ .. _ “ho spc' ids most of thc y.c '1r ill 11 bun list Church Sunday "‘9' ordinance 0"
The Junior League of the Methodist gulow at New Milford sitctcl1ing.bapmm ““3 0'3 ‘-°"‘"‘d Th9 ”UN“
Church, which has not, been holdup, painting, and otherwise,iitdulning his dines“??? John Tiellout and Fred .M
err et .
“19838.39.
of Mm. Kate Thomc'l.
. floors for the your itrc to be
On Friday evening. January 26, the
Rownylon illum Corps will given
musical cutartalnmcnt, including dano
Jacob Kunz has been harvesting-
:ifl'.‘8 inches in thickness 011 Look-
wood's pond in North.Wilton this
Tuesday, January thh at
Subject
in Our Community.
Wédnesday,.ittn.17th—Thc
of the Aid Society will hold
1
The illlfnllll] election of otiic-ers of
the Daricn Fire Company was held
Monday night. and ncnrly all of the
Wednesday evening at 7:45
At 11:50 the Sunday school will
mm to study the locum for the day.
verses.
At 4 the. Junior Endeavors will meet
in the Sunday school room.
At 4:30 the second of the evange-
' ll tic service: conducted by Rev. A.
(Miler. may prove to h1~ an eagle, as
«no of these birds in said to be a vis-
itor. .
bury; assistant. George llammershoyy
Mr. and Mrs. William Ziegler 01' captain of hose. Fred. H. Smith; lieu~
Collendcr's Point. Noromll. Will be tenant, 1.. ll. llnl'nt‘s; captain of hook,
Ira. Harry Epps of Cannondall‘ as- among the guests at o. dinner-dance to and 11.11.5313 tit-orgu Dance; lieutenant
service is Perfection
Life.
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"Tickets can bu l ..orv11e.~ 111i! lip rondttrted .11
the lender's Point, was rtI-clt‘cted presi- Charles E. '1'17illitinlson: finance t'om~
umnbers.
gdcnt, Thursday, at thermnuttl meet- mlttcc. George I". Beal‘m‘. Bradford
. ' 'in or the directors 1‘ ti . . . , B' llarl and Fred I‘i“
T’“ T" ”"3 0" D” 600”” S “"1” 11311 of Dan 1111 1 51321‘ '9 realm”: .1 ' 1 mm ,.
of Hartford will regret. to hem of g 5 1.1mm 8" C0 1“
his recent death at his home in that “’3‘ also ”9199th :1 (“’90“)? 0f the
'Ilflly. Dr. Miller frequently visited company
fills place. the guest of M1. and Mrs
obtained from .
~ thumb on every evening of the. Week,
except Saturday. 1117245 and on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Thtiladay and Friday
aftcmoons at 3: 00
The meetings will be open to all
and all are most dordially invited to at-
tend. »
Rev. A. ‘H. Boutwell, who is to con-
Locrtl potlltl'ymcn ""it‘t‘d‘hhowing fine
crops of ribbons tt‘ot¥""h;§fllte Madison
Square show this ve'l't‘i'h‘fl. D. Tillev,
fimfim'rzgzgi' 111322;? i'l'te't‘laiehte'ogz" Miss Louise Lamar of Jamaica Inc., as usual, occupied the center of
m funeral from his late home. in Long Island arrived in Munich this the garden with a 11111:, artificial pondIl
artfow‘ was attended by relatives morning. and is visiting Miss Louise and :1 huge exhibit of oritrimental land ——~ » _ - -.
present.
'duct tllest- 111ccting's1 is the son of Dr.
Boutwell, 111' South Nor-
,u'ullt,.1nd is no” known to tll-I people
He is a young man
the gospel which he proclaims. .
As a prcnchorhc is both intensely in»
a 1111'ng measure of success in (“lame-
llziptis‘t (‘lt'lrclr of
’whic’h he in the busy pastor, has gon-
erously rcIt‘nucd him from tho dutics
of thc. llilalm‘llll‘ for a per ind of
ddfi,~,thfl~ 110 111.11 hl'ine' his niessum‘
‘; qnd help to the llowuyton people at
A cottage meeting was held at
home o; Mr. and Mr.“ John Ray.1nond
' ‘1. Rowoyton Methodist IEplIcapalchul-ch
Morning worship it 10130 it.
won by the pastor, The. sermon 1111'.»t
ject is Doing Amthe World Docs, Sunv'
The lesson
subject is Joint the Baptist and .lcsus. '
Classes for all ages' into ”all are we]
’ r . , come. Epwmtb League at 6:45 p. in. .
”W ”fl. omit; by thamain‘dllon or week, as ltc- has Cbeen uutlctipPI from it till to be present. A114? many of 3m“, W d "“ ”‘IIm‘nE ll l’OlilllOWl‘I The ‘lfil’lc s Dengue Local Study" terns.
3"}!an an a“ ‘9 . ., . the grip. Mrs Raymond has been the members of the on war ltlso :l'Daglen isomlilomk'fia Shem Courilila. " ' le'adcr ,5 \\'illiam'.'F." , . . " ' . .1 1-
3 1 l' "‘ . 1 1 . ‘ ' 'su‘listlitdllng on 11191111111 wagon. ,. .opll'elil drum colds. and: grip the m “:03 1 'm epin ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ L ",3” “4 "
' ' ": "" ' .11 ' -,_-.. .. .. - ' - ‘ » 4.’ 1'“th ; .m- .. IgI1qura at 3011' 1, , ,
' "1 nicotinfwus not held. it is hoped " i '1 “l- - ' ’11. do, 5"" Hill MD 7 .
m. The district rinperln't'ehdént,
Charles W}. McCormick will be plea
dial invitation in extended to the poo
pic 01‘ Rowaytbn, to com; and hear llidl
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Monday January ism—Meeting or
the Woman's Bible Clues ut the. home
This is an “11'
portnnt mention of the class as 01‘ ', .«I
and other blialness transacted.
1n. Cottage meeting at the home of
a meditation is The Need of
Mbtett'c cht for the Cause of Christ
Opening Social in the. Sunday school;
room or the church, beginning at
p, 111. Too will be served. A good So
cial time for all who may come. ;
Cottage meeting at the home of Mrs.‘
, . visiting out of t011n for the past two as tart 1 1; -~ 1 1 . ,.9-. Andrew Mills. The subject for the
“‘9 devastlng “q“li “hm" ’5 9"" , A , sis ' """' ' m" tamer, g ' which is found in the first chapter of , . -
11.11}. Off hens in its la‘il (in the bord- months. l‘l‘llll'Am‘l 10 1h. il‘ Bl?“ MP- ond assistant, Salntlnl Sharer: cap- , , . d . ~ , t h evening is GT0“1h tn ”‘9 Christian
urn: of tho Comatock pond, near the one home a few days ago. lain or (hrimipn) truck, Eh,” Mung. '0‘“ an ”-01" "" 1.1111 to the 3‘“ Life, ' 1
Thusrday at 7:30 p. n1.-~Praye1~ meet
ing in the church. Subject for this
in Christian
timed by Mrs. Elma Jackson acted bl‘ given next Saturday "with-by Mr. (,-‘lt-.11lt-Is Loclnvnod, trustl'l's, Ernest ll Boutuell to 11hitl1 1 wry or in th Friday at 7:45 p, m., at the home of
. 1 1 . . . : - 1 '. .e e _
‘5 hostess ill ll‘t- tea room lust wuk, and Mrs. George. Thomson Wilson of B.t‘1'otoot. Frank Frpcdenthal, Nath— . , . . ,. . Mrs. Baxter, cottage meeting. The
Fm,“ aft.c.rnoo11 l\l1s. R. H. Fitch West. 8151 street “I“ York 1 o l l' ... it” .., 1' . Icommumti' lSIlnHtHI: This is the. last b , ti h h' . .
was in charge The members of the ' " ' ‘ ' ' '9“ incl, “(0" lug “”9 or}. seuvicc of the day and lltkt‘s the place ”u loci for mug ' at ' '8 mcctlng ’5
league ate [fl‘uulinq for a. benefit Stanley 0. Whitney; lllnmcinl score A“, . ,, ..1 , Life's Greatest Motive.
. . . , s , . . , of the Sul‘lip former.) Laid at 7.30. ,
when on 11mm), altornonn, JanI 19th. Douglas laurence Elllman of Co:~ l:".',\', hearse Cantor": trensurcr the Special meetings will begin in the.
church Sunday evening, January Elan-I
The. Mission Workers of South Nor»!
walk will conduct this service andI
the Rev. D. D. lrvine will conduct ser-'
vices every night during the week ex-
copt‘Saturday. The invitation is ex-
tended to all in‘ the community to he
Faithful Servam
Sterling Ranges Guaranteed to Cook."
Heat or Bake
Oil HeaterS
In All Sizes 1'
$2.75 to $94.99,
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For Kitchen, Living Room
or Bedroom. . 58:9,. our
Beautiful Red: 01111 " Pat-
untirinl.’
faith in
has had
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the
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A car
clcctcd,
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for thc'
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The Famous Hing: Door
‘Hoosier Beauty”
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
1' $1.00 a Week Puts One. in Your Home
Join the Hoosier Club Now before
- the advance in price
l
Blankets and Comfortables from
$1.25 to $10 50.
leads of Myron Fitch of Poplar
'mxin and Clark Ely of Cranberry
court are shocked to learn of the
mm accident. The men ware re.-
“timing from Good Hill, with a load
fl «hay. While still in Weston the
11 became frightened, the load
. Overturned Mr. Fitch fell. break-
. . in neck, and Mr. Ely sustained
& More of the. legs. They were
, 5,, ‘0 the Norwalk hospital. but tor, playwright, hoveliai and poet.
up of the former was unfor-
W beyond aid. - l
_ 3mm Wilton. 'Vnirin Snead Miss humor is a mem- and pater fo1v,l which 'ff'tilcllfli much .
ibcr of an old and well- known inmly of praise, but none of the Tilley exhibits
Georgia and related to the late Sennt- 11 ere eutei ed in competition for hon-
or Lamar. 01‘s. Brom Quackenbuslts mahogany
If the end of the day finds you weary or ini-
unlawithacmngheadand frayednerves,y011neecl
50111313133“? toneand strengthen the systolic.
strain Reds won l‘.' ._';1i\" - 1' lore.
The January number of Ainslee's Mr. Quackenbush b't‘lll’ L'iol’rtlfllly
Magazine carries a 32 line poem by pleased to win first place with a cock ' -
Edwin Milton lRoyle of Gracie street, erel. on 110110? especially prized Third
chairman of the Darien School Board, hen and fourth pen iV'eIr'e. also award-
but whow to the world at large an ac- ed to "Bl‘Om" for Red “(3- S Purdy, . l
of -,Noroton with blackI Orplngtons, nl- '
so took high h0llOlS. in the clone, tak- l
Postmaster Charles Bennett of No ing first and second‘c'ockerels. first
roton is proudl)r éxhlbltlng to his and 'thlrd hen, secottriy‘t‘l'hd third pul-
friends a handsome gold 1111111111,":- l-et, first pen, and a special prize for
cently presented to him by J. W. Doty the best display of b k .OrpinIstons
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