we ilwno school. Monday as it is
'8 birthday.
w; in fairly good on the East
Mk Hill pond today.
a!» thennometer hoveptd around
have mark during all of last night.
We was one of the biggest tides
an In your; this morning. The stifi
of last night caused it.
2‘ Bed Blur barge loaded with an-
M coal is docked at Ferris Bro-
h’ cool ward.
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, .Gcnrge M Tecple is exliectedi
from .Iioston . shortly. He has i
attending 0. convention held in.
en:- .
W I
idelbhflhl ptuochle session was}
. in thoi‘lleyflower Hook and Lad-
*qulrtefl. You want street. Thule-
m Sowing Circle of the East Nor-
movement bociety met yester
«noon with Mrs, Lyman Gor
his. lbrtntroet.
A Red Star baring “ti on the mud
to yesterday. (Because of the heavy
Eda which .Aformed last night, there
' no chance of towing her to the
this morning.
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hat Bide contractor told of the
on in. building material yester-
Ito said that timber (2x4 etc.)
advanced from $38 a thousand
«“40. wt summer it was about.
' He sold that shingles had mli
twenty-five cents a bundle and
unto. mile And about all of the
a: needed in building had jump A
burly/double value.
~{rudiment of satisfaction: this
the bond issue 2over tillTutfla
Feb. 13. so that every man in.
Mailed nmy attend themcetingfintl
men hio.opinion. Adding another
313,”,000 to East Norwclk'n already,
nary tax irate, would be about .thn
Quicken 2th the. opinion of some
rty owners as the Third DiSI
If;- ls now paying interest on
$25,000 school debt in other districth.
bile her aown nchools have been
' Elm distiller-many years.
c Amctt's class of the East are
have M. l..:(lhurch will have for its
Atnb ct tomorrow: “why men he-
AA efnnd what they have to bo-
flievc .to give 2up Itheir lives: their
M88 end all .kindly associatiom~to
kelp peoplenot of their own race or
men,WOrIMA whom they can know
nothing until «the end of a long voy-
gc; theyreach the people and post
asulgned to them " Few know of- the
. bitter. trials. endured, the heart
he home sickness. for sight of
were and it-vvon't
inIyou onerit. ., .,
y bottle holds the mi... A
lltt‘ contains an almost
drug discovered by .a Gin
“messed that Mayor Handout) ‘
ftdnawusone of the pntronesses for the
elections.
2-WlT'lfiti
The collector of customs at 1305
terned German liners Cincinnati an
by German sympathizcrs some time
,flnnsing. There is the same report r
A (fit).
trio... . A
tr. tary
ti . merika have been damaged Thi
“ r't- 1(qu rec
I the larger number of Ger
.x.
February manure Sale
At a. Bevin grof 10 to 30%
EX‘Pa‘Sg’pecial
ODD CHIFFONI‘E‘BS .AT '4. OFF
Buy New Furniture, Rugs, Bangs for FutureDelivery.
FREE STORAGE. FREE DELIVERY.
nigger-15.1.
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. the treasury he has heard the lit-"3 .
ii. is believed to have been doneA ,v .
< \cd iis passports from Secretaryi, ‘ A
liners interned at =New York}
at
DARIEN AND Alililitl...
Janice Cody and family have remov-
ed to Greenwich,
Mrs. W. Nixon has been entertaining
as a two- weeks’ guest, Miss Adelaide
Sanborm- of Boston.
Charles Smith and family are now
occupying one of Theodore Austen’s
houses on the King‘s llighw.ay
Thomas Kin-rigun & Sons. lilo “wry
men in the lleighte. have added a
island-enclosed Ford car to their equip-
ment.
Mrs. Max Zeller of West Norwalk.
is now able to be about agin, other a
recent experience in a New York hos-
pltal.
Dorothy. the little daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Howard Holly. entertained
several of her young friends at a birth-
,duy party yesterday afternoon,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John 'l‘or-
pey, who moved from this town to
Nwe Canaan. are sympathizing with
them in. the death of their four mouthe-
old chtld. last Sunday.
Several books on eocltll hygiene are
.npw available. at the Berton Free
lpbrory. which have been leaned for
two months by the Connecticut Soot
etyofoocial Hygiene.
:Mr‘o. Anton Phelps Stokes of New
teaon Wednesday at the St. Anthony
Hall .at. Yale.
.Miss Evelyn Crimins; the daughter
of John D. Crimins of Norotml. who
is‘ to be married in April to Arthur Cox
Piterson, will receive as a wedding
giftirom her father. the dwelling at
39 West 83d street. New York. The
house is four stories, on a lot 17:102.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene '1‘. Burgosser, of Leroy
avenue. who are spending the winter
with relatives in Newark, N. J. Little
Edith appeared on Wednesday Mrs.
Burgesser is expected to remain for
some weeks in the hospital in Newark.
The funeral of Ernest Simon of Port '
Chester was.attended by many Daricn
people, from his late home, last week.
as Mr. Simon was Well known in town.
having frequently aided the local
Methodist Church with generom bed;
He was uncle to the late.
Mrs. Harry S. Crossed, who died- here
while her husband was pastor of- the
_locxtl Methodist Church four years ago;
~DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, (trace Bro 8~
piece orchestrawathcdral Chimes.
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INTERCESSION senvtoe
.5——-— A
service in Trinity Church tomorrow
A "‘1 morning there will be a special ser-
, .vice of intermission America will be
. an: out! .specidl prayers for the pres-
idont. .the- country.2 the n’nvy'the. nuny
and :inxtime. of calamity Will he used
The: hymn. of. Amwhich is a. prayer
'I iron; m mime else song A large
Amérieon “item-iii: been placed in the
n2 chancel ofrthomhnrch. where it will
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I'rim city .mptouhip2..sedes '5“!
thmmduxtmuk “drums
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maximum m is W 2.11:: W
nor AMA “MA m of m Am“ "1° Mammary: to believe tboym in them of“? m m
literati: ammonium-sum the ‘ m
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. IImmediately proceeding the regular
lstrday afternoon was ladies' tiller-
noon at the Noru all: alleys. and some
txteptionally line semen weremade
b number of the fair bowlers.
MASTER HOUSE PAlNTERS MEET
.—
'll\o Mentor House Painters held a 1
meeting at the (‘liord Hotel last cve-
ning. and transacted a good amount of
business, also elm-ted the following of~
floors for one year:
Chairman—E. E. Gerhard.
Secretary—John Fountalnc.
Treasurer—J. A. Rudder.
TOO LATE FOR LLASSIFICATION.
To LETvthOD ROOMS 0N FXRST
floor. Garden and burn. 68\Wdrd
street. Inquire of William J. Riley,
Harriet street. trustee, or attorney ire
0. Gregory no 3t
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-—DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hall, Grace Bro. 8-
piece orchestrs~0uthedral Chimes.
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A‘fiwt " a l' “9.9;." \,
Mrs. John Sniilin spent Sunday
Mrs. W. H. Seller of Rye
with
Mrs. E. ii. Every 0! Pennoyer
stmt spent Thursday in New York.
The Vincent property on Rowayton
.uenuo is being repaired.
Mr. and Mrs Arch Selwm and tom-
tly. of Rowayton. wilNenvc Monday
to spend the winter in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. John Ticbout, in, are
visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Ttebout. of
Brooklyn.
Mrs. R. S. Barclay entertained .tbe
members of the Reliance Social Chib,‘
Tuesduy afternoon,
Miss litirrict traits. of Cums street.
has acccptttl n position with the May-
choir Brother: of Noruaik.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Len'ch‘ and
sons. of Brooklyn. (”'0 guests of Clip-
tain nntl Mrs. Ii. \l'. Colo. Rownyton
avenue.
The Bibi . Study class of the M E
Church entertained the members of
the A. W. T. class, Tuesday evening
to a social time.
lohn Cleverly llLtH returned in Troy.
N Y.. after a few de' location with
nmphmtts, \l:,n:1d Mrs A B. (‘lev-
t erly, "
‘ 18:" RAEU'AAHSM
Aren't a. Really 0n the “Wreng
Track?
A good share of tea-called rheuma
item is caused by weak.kidneys. When
the kidneys foil to clear thetbiood ‘20!
uric acid. the acid irritates themati-
cote. nerves. Torturlng pains dsrt
through the affected part whenever it
£53. maven. By strengthening Ithe'u irid-
days. Dean's Kidney Pills hove prov-
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ed rheumatic canes. lu‘mbngo. sciatica,
Amulet and urinary disorders. Boards
are millenown in South Norwalk and
warmlywrecomrncnded byASouth Nor-
131k people. Read th: -. , South Nor-
well: we:
ti. .3. Provost. retired «farmer, to
Eliaboth wstrest South Norwsik.
says: "'1 have used Dunn's Kidney
Ellie 13"th pm for rhflimtic paint:
and. in View of the mutt: obtained. 1
n'm. doll-hie medium. I- sign!
Minn-anathema!!! mmmairuu
Allow.
ottoman-"Mme- manta-tin www.mamm-embhmhhum
m and mu:- ~
. Saturday
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{enjoying a two weeks' location
Million in South NorwolkI land is spend
“A“; ling it with her sister. Mrs. Edward paring for work on the mission fit-Ids
~t Emmerich. of WashiufilOn. l.‘- C.
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., prayer service
on their worth in thousands of snail-A
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Mrs. Harry Comings spent Friday!
the guest of relatives in New York. i
‘ Mrs. H. E. Mend and son have ire!
turnedhonle after a week's visit with!
Irelotives in New York state. i
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Master Herbert and Miss MadelineA
Wheeler, of Tokvrnclte, have recently
received cards from the MocNulty‘
children. who are wintering in Europe.
L. hp.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 Washington St.
Phone 105
Miss Margaret Jennings. of Crockett
street, has been IaDDOlntcd head of the
new gymniteium class of the Franklin
building in South Norwalk.
Miss Mary Snimn entertained the wmmm ;m‘. mmm
members of tho Daft: Finder Circle. ‘
Tuesday evening, important business a 'Our Mid'wmter Clearance sale
Afimfififififi Am A W" WILL BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
pi BARGAINS IN ,ALL DEPARTMENTS
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Store Open All Day Monday, February 12th
. DICKERMAN 8; SON
near the old white bridge cultgllti‘iro
morning. The Rownyton
mean” .Nmmmwnmwa.a
firemen responded and put the fire
out before much damage was done
i
l Miss Katherine Kleinfelter has been
twin
her duties in the Telephone company' a
lure Norman Merritt huh hccn on Mrs. Horton were formerly residents
the sick list for a few days. :ot' New Conan.
beer him. _-,._ .. ' —--
Romyton Mfithodlt‘ Episcopll Church Notices for the week The Neighborly Sewing Circle “its? Dewitt R Merritt, ir., and his sis.
No ices : The A W- T C1835 wm meet m mpgentertained by Mrs. “K A. WhPOAEP ill ter, Miss Role Merritt ttttPnde u
, SUM”. Febr’ Av 11th. Morning nttomoon lit the church, ‘ Iher home on Hoyt street. Tuesday ew'ldance nt Crowds-Fella. N. YarPrldqysr
worship at 10: 30 n. in. Special Lin- many "fining, there will I)... a ping. gevontng.'1‘he.aaair was. an eventful
901“ ”W100 1“ “Nah the Sunday mwung of "he teachers and unicorn of , tone and those present danced until
School “ill have port. All parenttr the Sunday 3071001 for the NW9 at The Bates dwelling at White Oak after three in the morning. pronounc-
and children cordially invited to be planning thoavorkbf the school for Shade has been rented for tin-cc years. ing it one of the best. times ever.
present the cominglawgeks, gTbo lessee will embark In the poultry
Sunday School at 11:50 u. :11. Plans Wednesday. a. m. ”,8 “my“ Mu‘business. ‘
for the contest “A Trip to Palaotint!’ ’ will meet ntthe church for work. .
ere under way and will soon be do! Wednesdny. at 7. 45’ the mid week‘ Mrs. Hugh Gilbert who underwent
lnitely announced. ThemAwillbe .no service for my” and mediation The on operation last Thursday, is conval-
dnnger from German U-bonts on this Epistle to the Ephcsltuw is the subject tracing. Dre. White and Hotteclmr
,trlp and everybody connected with ofthc meetings 10,. several weeks. had chargemf the case.
ithc Sunday School and all that are in- The monthly business meeting of
'tereoted, are invited to get '-‘on board." the (‘hristiom Endeavor Society will:
Church membership class at 3 p m beheld at the 031.08% of the-prayer meet
The young people who have recently ing.
into preparatory membership On Friday evening Feb. 33, the
and any others interested are cordially young2 980919.01 the Sundayfichoolnre
l.nvited ‘0 "““l with “”3 01“” which to present. RSnint Valentine at ‘Miss Dr. Md Mr“ R H Nelda m“ cptei who were present were Mr and Mrs
“"A" "‘k“ “9 “0m“ especially interest Prim’e Boarding School. This in to be m" the choir of “SA Morke Church “1 Henry Knobei and family, ‘Mr. and
1112' studies in Christian Faith and given “my“. the auspices Of ”)9 Lad a "NAB U193“?- lmfly ‘0 “1'9 comm“! Mm R0193 and, family, Mr. and M75
Church History. ies’ Aid Society. Theatre tonight Knudsen. Mrs. O‘Shuughnesey and
Epworth League at. 6:45 pm. Top- , .ilss Katherine O'Bhanghnessy M“
ic. "Continuing the Work Lincoln Be i William J. Boyd of Port Chester ls 1’ RM", Miss “My Ryan and Thom—
gun." The lender is Mr. Clinton Row- now a conductor on the electric
u...
A large number ehould be present to
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Helen bouise. the threedntnithsntd
child of din-and Mrs. John Torpy n!
Railroad avenue. who recently return
ed from Dorian, died Sunday, oprnrnA'
mania, in thoxnpnrtments over the for-
mer Daylight makery quarters. «Inter-
ment was in‘Springdale cemetery.
o
Mrs. Theodore ' Johnson of Oak.
street left Wednesdaytor Aiken, s.1
0., where; she will remain with her
daughter, until spring.
A party of friends gave a surprise
party to P. Ryan at his home on Roll-
rond avenue.“Tuesday evening 'in how
WW“- ‘or of his 74th birthday Among those
..
us Ryan.
land. branch. in place of Joseph Conwail.;
Etching uomhlp at 7 30 p m Sor who but: gone on the main line. i A few weeks ago
mon sub; act. 2"] Am Not A Christian -—~ ~ idem“ of George C WHOWQ Jun“...
Because 1 Have To Work On Sunday.‘ \ir. and Mrs. S. B. Hoyt and child Kruttschnitt H. H Weekes, Dr 11..
. Monday at 8 p. in. meeting of the rt-,‘l Elizabeth and Justus returned l‘rcid F T. Howard. Mr Heller and
tWomuu‘s Foreign. Missionary Society, Saturday, after it pleasant Weeks vis- Philip Gr matter were entered by bur"
‘Wctinesdhy at 2 p. 2m..11‘he Ladies‘ it with friends arid relatives at Mt. ler.s who opened the windows with a
Aid Society meets to new atlthe home: Vernon. thalfimch jimmy A few things were
3‘ Mm "I’m“ P. "Wick” Miss Hannah Keileynv‘as a recent A itakoa but evidently the WWW“?
Thnroday it 7 30 D m- the mid-weak caller on friends in Normlk. ' A teacher-training institute .ior werb in quest of silver. which they did
_'lhe experience of . fteachers and- others. interested in 'Sun- not get. The state police and new ,
Capt Philips 0" “1° 33"““0” Army Mrsu Dillon Brown Alba! been spend- day-School work m" be held in the authorities are working on the matter
W“ heard “13‘ meeting night with ing a few days in New York. ‘Methodist Church. next Monday, Tues ‘it is thought that: the act Was com
much interest. Surely no man in Nor- day and Wednesday evenings mitted by professional burglars who
“Milk has 1““ ‘l "‘“7‘3 varied and event— ~Bnnd of .Hope meeting will be held went through this sectional the. time 2
ful and try as experience in so short in ,3”de flail Sunday. at. 7 p m. = ”Wilton was visited ’ -
time as Capt. Philips His meeting
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1R J. .Gorham. chief clerk of the rail-l
_ way mail service, of New Haven, Wk
"Muster Henry Johnserrof White Oak ‘ln townw Friday to examine the clerks
l‘Shade2 has congestmn by. the 7m, .at tthe: most oilice in the case examine;
’ ' ’tlnn. All passed trim a high percent
Miss Julie Mead has been stopping age " '
with Mrs. Elinor mlth, tavenue.
' 8 W Deputy Sheri! Lincoln Taylor of
Romvtén Bartlet. church Mrs. R. v. Strever. at Albany in win olmtoni will dispose of a. Ford at» ‘ , 2 _ ‘ L2
Morning worshipmt 10:3022 with ecr- iting with relatives on Donenporl livery car formerly belonging to MP 74".“: «figtxim‘lml :1 2:?“
non by Mr. Rogers of Yale .(l‘ollsqe, Ridge. tBlochmnnn. at 5 “1‘9"!” “'9’ “t the g e 0 us backache“ No' They
who- was. heard with much pleasure by [sign-post. mummy,“ red 21. at 2 D “h. “nay“;rve: therefore elm not
~the would at the service lutflnnday law Welter Stewart has been visit- in. V° “Spin. Liste’n! hurt: a in
anemone. ing with her parento in Turntawn. N t am“ by - whiting” “
AA “‘50 “‘9 Sunday semi. gea- y, .
"m on operation It a. mum hot- ! Warm! thee-Emma is won.
salon will be held to study ohout “365- will will "
us and the Woman of Snip-rid." John mu Blanche Burr of nut 0mm Niel. M. where the vent a few fright .n 79': 352(1) 491:6“le
4. Mull The «condomswof the Jim“ TN. .1. amt Sunday with relatives in days preview. to order to be near nin- shall: a. m m "1,
ith God andhts .conve‘rsion is .the
most“ wonderful, port: of. .it' Inli.
Friday at 2:45 p..m;:zthe Brim”!
and Junior section offline Junior.
League in the church
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Mm. B. Ghrystol successfully under
“‘2"- A“ u“ mm" ”A 3‘9“" "A“ ”0 Mn. um Her my triads will be glad
takfin It 11"3 ”um. i to w m ‘8 "m m'muy‘ ,2 ‘ MW". Mflx ‘g’
M 8:80 the “alarm or (than. Mr. m a“. VW WWW mind. all omit "lei hot-tie
E monoclonal. Momma-noun WNWI: M WW” «and
tut-dies» thW'Mmmamp-tmnu or
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