69 N0. MAIN ST.
EAST
NORWALK _
. no thermometer was about twenty
,m me this morning
' 4 "001141! life. When the building of
'propoeed park in the meadows
cf heanew awnut is started
It and Mrs. Samuel Weymoutb,
w and groorn from New Britain,
in visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Juana. 61 Winfield street.
Willie about the East Side
”to dumping grounds are being
we daily. it certainly seems as
W some means of relief could
$3 Infill.
no. Third District commissioners
will meet.thls evcning at the electric
mt. Bay-view avenue. .‘~Nothing of
WI! interest will be" taken up at
the meeting, '
MW-
:IBV. 8. P. Fairbanks, pastor of the
‘0! Avenue Maid church, is rec'cv-
m from an illness as nicely as
M .56 expected. His many friends
W him a. rapid recovery '.i '
Who are the men in East Nowell;
I m goingsto do patriotid duty
sub afternoon and tomorrow by work
“it nor theircmntrx in the “tilting
“idle consuslvilenlare wooded. Why
some.
7. Who robbery atltboihome Mn. and
litre. R. B. Lindsay-.mscd some ex-
Lamont in East Nor'olkrlsst ht
There are no doors loft 11111111an
Officer John L. Roberts is 4111me-
Ell-Viol.
and Kent Class of the East Ave
hmtheyplaasuro of hearing the diet
‘1 , Griffin address ~them tomorrow;
“Elfin to time. and no member can af-
m to miss 1111:; 11m address.
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“dodge noon 10! the Mod pleas
did not..psovo-hen.1oloim.
' WOMEN! 'BEAD".‘THlSl
lft oil.- any corn or callus with
men and it. won't
‘ hurt a 1111.
“ Lassa—w fl‘vaw'
Coleman. Rowaymn avenue, Tuesday
’tbe" frame building on‘the Farrell
'. pastor.
-n: “my at big home "I the 1‘th y“i why-1m Man:
.nne lidbodisbflplseopsl Church will;
in thermal: of a number. of spesk- Ethics wm Not. 1‘1me "
on whoa-mill sddresmthe class 41-01111
' ' of the church.
solos-.WTmuMNrIFF 1 ,
it yesterday ulceidoda. against ‘3‘an
Mid 0‘ ‘Nm‘k"'h° “ed Primary Section of the Junior.Lesguc
.lfityeot'maikm [019.1000 'for “I the church All children 01 the Sun
Cl", injuries. ““1"" *b’ “h" "1 day school under. ten years abuse are
». omlamanhole,»on March '301 invited to join this Friday afternoon
flomiaintiff alleged 111111 in a elm
' Miami in. not having the
9" 1N0A~il0fldifl0flylfld by for the evening of February 28111.
mm on, this she broke anosrmand
‘ ‘ Judas Scott finds that the plain- :
w 8.1 5-91."... lama-1w- ..
w I. M ”é’mli‘ft. 5 ' Is'
AWWHEWuwme-wmofl W‘ are
mmmwmmuflm sith'iofih
minibaioithelllrienfiredcpln- m M W 3‘“ ”W 0’
In. I1 P M‘ is hid up Oi menilorapoolconlelt Bucbseon ithtn to Wide for all who wish n
W m. ‘- P“. ”I! '“h n It- ye“ mm Mill '1m9‘m.m I‘ll. ”d W W latest; 0111““,
1m 0, mm“ good .111 probably be med 1- “Monica.“ ”cm ' “WW“ 0‘ “'9
Sue-r future. no opinion is outlined Although in
The Rpm“ League 0, the Med“, l ' scribed "omens ballot." it is up to pr1_
dist Church is planning he give a 33, Dorian feels itself honored for Sen. Vote mm ‘0 provide ibem, find I“?
cial next Tuesday evening. ator Queries B. Williamson, for a, lit- one canton! them 30" 30¢ hundred
m... tie while at 'yesterdsy' 5 session of the from Case. lockwnd & Bramard '1
Mrs Mary Baker, of West Side at‘e— Senate. acted as lieutenant-Governor, Hartford, the official printers A1.
.5119, is ill in New York city. haiing presiding over the deliberations of '01“? ““013 “8 supplied through 0‘
been taken while on 11 trip to me 'that body at the capitol. lficial channels, and so, logically, these
'motzopolls last week. 1 . ought also be so provided. R. Richier’s
l small Alice wife of Edmund E. argument was supported by H H
The Reliance Social Club will hold Ashton, who died at her home at No Spooner of Kensinston. representing
11 meeting at the home of Mrs. l. T. rotonJleights on Tuesday evening, the Connecticut Temperance Unity).
was buried yesterday afternoon, son and E. L. G. Hdhenthal of Manchester.
vices being conducted at thehcme by representing the Allied Temperance
Rev. G. E. Richter, Mrs. Ashton was Forces of Connecticut. Representative
a native of England, who had lived at Hoyt was also present to participate
the Heights many years', where she in the hearing, but as it was late when
was universsz respected Besides this matter was reached. Mr. Hoyt was
her husband, "she leaves asoanil- obliged to leave to catch a. train before,
lism E. Ashton, and a daughter. Miss it had been callod."l‘here was no op‘
Maude Ashton, all of whom live at position- to the measure. Attorneys
the Heights, and a brother in .Eng- Egon and Orr, who represent the ll-'
land quor interests at the Capitol, being set
: 4 .iofled of its fairness to both sides.
Ralston Chrrmgion Kmtzing. a sum The members or the committee asked
mei' resulent 01 this CM. Who 89‘9de questions which indicated that thcv.
unmet." tulle.rarest: 1111111 1° 1111111111»:
King’s Highway, Norotcu, and on report upon'ihe Ml" unless another
Thursday wont'skuilng with a large measure. which provxdes that the vote
number of friends on Gorham’s pond. on the license question shull be taken
: on the blanket ballot with the 1.10:9 [01‘
While standing on the edge of the candidates fr bl
ice he slipped and lost his balance. 0 D“ to office, should he
. passed at this session since that would
llis right 11:1an hit. a rock on which
render \lr. iii 1 .
several oyster shells were fastened, ' cue” b1“ unnecessary
and their sharp. razor-like. edges cut:
his fingers and hand badly. 'He was
taken to Dr. A. L. ‘llouse's oiilce. and
the doctor took three or {our stitches.
in his Honors and hand. i“
.-
afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. » ;
.A large addition is being built to
property, near the newly c011 'tru' ted
across. The addition will be used to
house some of the ~workmen.
' it seemed as if all liowayiun was
on the river Thursday. ensured i1
one way or another. There were
many fishermen spesrin; eels through
the ice, and practically all reported
success. Large numbers also enjoyed
the skating and sliding.
Inspector Yates, of the lighthouse
depsrtm'nt headquarters at ,Tolien-
ville, State island, paid an «official
visit to the Green's Reef lighthouse
Thursday. investigating particulars
and .rlotoils as to why the light was
not burning on Tuesday night. that
. being the night that Assistant: Keeper
Thompson narrowly escaped death
(from ireezing, after being blocked by
.the ice one mile from shore. L'ght
You'll gr:
[W
every
" 11 eanfll that 'Clmcolaty Taste
11:2 BES‘EM (Nil you ever lasted.
.. Wis, you know. is much more finely powdered
We‘vii dmlves more readily and
‘ om may. . Andlinot only has-:1 5111000111:
taste but gamut mom alibi lid-mus ‘hhotolsry"
Cairo! oi the (and been:
Besdrsihnl. Maui's humanoid olrocoahuner.
And "us Is important, especiallvabmwyou have
childrm w
1:; Morocco. For cocoa with 28
tastes it.
Runkel's. you know. just seems taint thespot with
every Eddie's appetites-most likely because it'slbe
. only cocoa with that “cincolmy” taste that all the
little folks. like.
muscles and pinks up little cheeks-sandbox the
folks at home know Ruokel's taste. you will always
“Yes'ml 'l'd'iike1t01hovc baht-«1:11p
of. Runkel’s’
. And it’s the samcwith
growing. little youngster ‘who
. t
But it's GOOD for them-builds
b
109 Itch and Womble; and comes with 20% or
loss arc too ‘leaii'ami We mucus-1cm.- Expen-
rnemsluwe shovm 13131 24‘7.wh’xl1l:unkel's has, is
exactly RIGHT both for taste and nutritive qualities.
Try RUNKEL'S :1 once. At any good grocer:
~«iv-we unlined you :1 Fmdv Taste Soc [(1101: in
.siamprmrnfilfi sample FREEH women‘s
. name. EUHKEL BROTHERS. Inc, 424 West
30:11 81ml l‘mv Yuri: City.
W
house Keeper Rhodes is again at his
110.1. and a force of men were at work
Thu-'sdsv in repairing the engine. the
tichie .with uwhlch was the cause of
his going. ashore 011 Tuesday. it is
(pr: bable that there will be no further
miles in the mailer.
..-.—“-—
Mrs. Sarah Whitney celebrated her W 'J
881k birthday yencrdey. at the home dlrs Frank 1. Weston has returned
of her daughter. Mrs. A. B Chichester. from 11 trip to N Y ‘
23 Second street. Stamford Many m” .
rcluile and friends paid their re- (Mr. and Mrs Franky and (am
.-gpecls to Mrs Whitney during the ll '1‘ e; ed:
ofteinoou and evening. and libs re y .5?" mm” ‘°~ Sprlnsdaie.wheregl
celved many 11111.11 moons tboml hon they will make the” home.
quote of floWers. Mine Whitney is the
widow of James Wbltncydlnte of Du- ““9339 Thomson 0! N Y3. spent'tbe
r.lcn Apart (rom' Mrs Chiehester she rvealoond with his parents, Mr 11.1111
has two other daughters, Ninss'iiar Isidro 'H ‘9, Thomson. l
riot Whitney of; 28 fieoond street. .And
Mrs. William Weed oi Renwick street.
She is in fairly good health.
1
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'aowsyton Methodist Episcopal Church
Notices
«Sunday. Feb.191h.
ship at 10:30.11. m.
Morning wor.
Sermon by the
The text for the sermon 118.1
St. Luke 5:32 “i come not to calidlic
righteous but sinners to repentance."
Sunday School at 11: 50 a. n1. The
lesson subject is,"‘;.lesus Heels 11 No-
oleman' 11 Son ”
«Church Membership Class at 3 p.
, .
Ellsworth League at 6 is 11.111. The
topic is, "The Marks of A Christian."
The lender is Miss Maw llart.
Evening worship at 7: 30. Sermon
‘subioci is, "1 dim Not a Christian Be
'cause the Present Business (lode of
—.——.—.
George Gregory,
who has been stay-
do. has closed his house and left town
' The preparedness census recently
05211:? by iii: genre“: 11:11:11,1112; at . 3.,de {3er “on
:11 £33? OWGd'y'Iésda; when :1: about Lincoln’s birthday with his 111111-
blanks Wore r )‘eived from Hartford onion. "1 ""4“” 'R' W Keeler.
and thc census-takers expect to finish
a considerable time before March 1. alias Annette Moran of New York
the date fixed The men have been ““3 been at 1191‘ summer home for a
busy for the past two days. Theses. Iow'1dnys .
sustakers are he follows: Georgeihl.
V. Schlichting, Hiram B. Taylor;~\t:’~. R..‘1’d~lewsr.hassbeenl received-1mm Mrs.
Pooley. Robert N. Grandma vlintii‘mma ,'muhe«flahn;.'that.,she has
Smith, Warren w. Greene. "J‘Wlillam safely arrived in s-Japan. .wberel'shc,
~ll. Willmott. Hurry v~1Sncad1Wiliism will reside with her daughter,
1. Austin, John M. Worth. :fl’l'ed' HEN
Hart, Dr; Howard Stout Nellsonifienryy MI“ and Murillo/till” “claimed of
M Baker. Dr. Harry D. Hansonyfiiilphu Danbury were-win town on MIR-Silo“
'Bircbard R \l.Sn1ii.,h Charles Brown “attending afterward ltdhlme dumber;
Andrew Taylor, John E. .Wllliams. 0901111121111.
George F ileorse,llu1"1y Sthlichilng. .
Charles B Fitch. Robert S. Purdyaand
William E. Ashton.
c
Tuesday. Feb 21st social and pool
nears meeting of the Epworth league.
at 8 p. in. in the Sunday school room
Thursday at 7!30 p m. mid-week
prayer service.
Friday at 2: 45 p. to. Meeting of the
.m..- 1
;Mrs. :_1Gharles:.‘A.' 111113 :irétilruodmn
Wednesday (mm 11» visit Mitith other
daughter Mrs. Willismedlornson gin
.Westport.
Keep in mind the good time planned
._‘
'BepresentatiVe Stephen R. Edy
gave anngreeahle surprise to theflom»
mince on Appropriations at the; Gait .,
itol, yesterday, when he appeared-lo
oppose thépassngeofn-bill appropriat- ' , :
’ing,$5.000 for the “Daricn Homoiflos? "
pitsl." which is a ilgmentof imagine-
tion. ‘ The chairman of the committee
declared that it was very “11113111111111
representatives to come asking that
«appropriations to then towns be not .
granted And he wished: thht more. of ()i-cdr fiudllrof‘i’rowed kiwi“. '15
"llowayton. Baptist- Church
1}" ,The morning service willabo hold at
’1o:3o. 'The children's .sermon -.will
have as its subject. €‘Altars.?‘ The
. theme. of thekregullt'r morning cannon
is to be “Theldlers Rebuked."
The. Bible schoomnhmeet 'at. 1,1 :50
..ond- the lesson for: the day. is. “Jesus
Heals _ihe Nobleman's 8011.”..John
4: 43:54. .
The tour of Jones will 'be continued
'1 im- usual services: willrhcl held it.
1111' churches on Susday. ’
your feet, but why care now?
none. .Small bottles ~ oi
1m: high heels have put come on.
. mind cailuses on the bottOm. deavor will meet at 3 30 in the prim
This tiny bottle hold‘s .
'fl“ almost mm“ ““‘d A Christian Endeavor Society and‘tho
genius in Cincinnati dls~ regular church service Tb
C
' covered this other 09‘“ themectlngis“Us1quhat
teound and named it “89‘ .Acts 3.1-10,.11nd one ‘
fleuonedikc here shows :sneeting
:nonsbe. .had .at .sn‘ywdnls will he
130‘“ . communi yf
Julius“!!! and 150°“- obese services ,
at this service them had that inclination, as1it would panned with ‘.a sesamzflp up}
.onlinc. dance sin Cannon hall,
1“”‘i'3. :F.
from thefrlp
'l‘ho Aid 'flocicty of the Nordeld
Goukresotlousl
supper and entertainment in the town
hall on Wednesday stoning, Feb 28.
Several: hero1will attend-tho Val-
to .be
glyelnFriduy evening by the Cannon
w blot.- club
A valentine whist party will be
given in the town hall Friday oven-
iug by the Norllold improvement as-
striation.
Town Clerk and Mrs. Arthur C.
Bradley of Nor-Wood. Farm. were din-
ing “‘0“ “’11“? NB {ammunmm- mcr guests Wednesday. of the 111le
Filth of Godfrey street.
Miss Lil-lion Wakeman is the nurse
31111111 party
noon .
'MI and Mrs. G. C. Wilser and son'
church W1“ She a open! hincoln's birdsy in Sprihgdole. Yolk City hospital where she “1111”
W
«Mrs John Ellsworth entertained ~11
'brldge'Friday after-
ill
.M—u—o
John L. Devonport has‘be‘en lun- |
vesting eleven-inch ice fol
Dmcnport.
ii. 8 Collins and family
Yvrkhspeni a few days recently at'.
their country home.
id 1'.
mining. . outcblown friends.
.._.........
‘Archlbald Stevenson
Myrtle Gould at her home in Aope- home.
tuck.
colleen neoprene laminar 1min
his trip.'to..thel;1ilermudoa. '
m1...
old 1'5. John Davenport; has; been. con
i
'Slriiilg Lockwood has treated a num
-. bCl of: his Wagons to a cost or paint.
C.‘ lBenger has. recoveredl
Hrs. Frame left for New York this;
week.
lighten the committee’s blitdBnS. The . ‘- m-1~ '.
mystery of the presentation. of {the
111.11 mm Manley-1’s mmewndorsed;
during his absence from: Hartford has
been cleared up The, proposer of this-
hospiml protect . «microsecond
The Junior Society of Christian En- Mm _
{1111111 11’ low doys silliness”
onus—dupe.—
Mrs Robert
ary room. .
At 4.: 30 the combined meeting of the
a'Allen»: has costumed
to; for
will have charge of this part of
' he;.subiect~of sh sermon ~ ~ ‘
' ' Thesinvli
,oeauohsesydmonms and;
waistline. «oi-won cal
Sarah xPeriy :is sanctioning
.and Bridgeport l
ldmhhls zwceh.
, Eat—g“.
uncoin's- «my
on:
2
.lriends at Paterson. '
ying end dollfllt
{forks 11d. El
"EFL; L; comatock returner 11101111 Flor. '
fitrehge was a guest in New York "
Edmund Hogan spent Ssturdsy with
i - .
“a...
' . One of the
F I. "" ' ' near the Ardsley ion has been cut
, down. this week.
William J. McKendrick has been on 1
I » tortsinlng his sisters. residents of New
' ., 'York. M.
Mrs. Josephine Dennison
mi. York and Chicago is stopping for.»I
fownreeks in town. 1..
M...—
1e
1 ' Earl, the young son. of Mr. anders.
,. Miss Ida Turner .01 smorddmclNonman Merritt, has recovered from
been visiting shut-loads in cownr1pndiinonla.
m-
and Mrs. ThomssJ. Fairly of
South ‘ Main. street ..l1as . been enter-
bf New York
WW0" .111 chsrsol'during'fiie illness chum spent Sunday hc're. at his éduntry
large old maple trees
M15 Charles Burtis is.iu the N1 1»
went on operation upon her eyes.
.Nclson Watersof this placeiis now
employed in the training. room at the
Yule £2 .Towne Works, Stamford.
' ‘ W
Miss Ethel (Jomsiook is enjoying 1
“““flce’ few weeks’ vocation from box dul 1~'-‘
as bookkeeper in the grocery of Walt-
1 er Stewart.
of New '
L J. ~.Calvocorcssi, who . rocemly,
llui'(:liused~tbe property of F. C. Rn)-
mund on Weed street, is aboui to
have it thoroughly redecorated and
painted.
Mrs. Theodore Bertine .of Newark;
in"? been. spending the week 11111 the
guts! ‘of Mrs. Geoige H Stévebs. ‘
South avenue M1. Beriine arrived
1,3.1iu1da), and, with his' wife, spent
Sunday and Monday with his parents
on East svenuc.
'Fli‘teen members of Hazel Rebekah
Lodge went to Norwalk'in Waller
Stewart's motor-truck, 1.13M \ week, '19
visit 11 sister lodge. The State of-
~ heelswwere present, and a.very~enjol’- '
ubLe' time was spent a feature of
which was ilné work by the >degrte
or New , team.
cum
J. Wolfe] of the New England
~Aricsin11 Well and; Water Supply 00.,
iseinatulling two Kowance ~ ontfiies for
l; ~c.. Dominick, wao ”molly por—
~51l1nsed the w.~ 1L; Reid residence on.
lituus gstree‘t. 'He has also sold a
lwntersupply system, to MissiMnH
o
A company of young people colored Travis and s H. Steward 11 Wilton.
need to her Ihomc: by aysevore cold an. informal dance in Odd Fellows'
l ‘-“-
Hail, Monday evening.
W.—
.
.finil Kohléi‘ of New Ycik whose-T
C.)'rus Seileck ~1’lo reported yams", or country home is on Fischer's Hill. was ._..hu mess session it~ was divulged that
,‘rnnwmwia.
in town Sunday.
1. A regular meeting of Hazel Rebek-
la Lodge was held Friday night, and
tinembels "were present During thr-
§~t1vo had made application “for mom-
11borsiiip.“.’£he lodge'e- constantly in-
Mrs. Arthur Till! of Staten island is creasing list is. a mutter of. pride to ‘
visiting her cousin, Mrs Chester F
Wood, Hoyt lstreet
_-m
Lester Crubb
, Mrs
7' has been: visiting her parents, Mr. and 1.1 Jellifl' an,
. (:haries' Taylor, during the. postiflrgl, pr.ize .
'k‘ . .
‘ihc members. Torturiher interest. 11
1-soc1ui hour hes. become a feature of .
.ibé meetings“ and this was the reuse:
il‘riday night. when ’seyei'dh games
- i
0‘ 649119190“ Mole '.“tenjoyed in which Mrs George
~Wil8 the winner crime, 1 .
1111 exceptionally large number of the '
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