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Examinations
Academy.
The Dorian hills and Pistol club
which held its first practice shoot last
week. 8mm afternoon. on the
‘ rage provided for them by W. it. ,8.
Bates of Oak Ridge Farm. upon his
place held another meet there yester-
day afternoon, from 1 to 6 o'.clock
many of the men finding Sunday more
convenient than Saturday.
intelfiiof Eddie» avenue, has re.» In spite of Thursday night’s storm.
m. from Detroit, Mich. la number of men gathered at the No-
‘mtnn Heights firehouse. to organise
a company of the Home Guard in this
section. Col. George t-Robbins, super-
intendent of Fitch's Home for the Sol-
diers was chosen captain, and James
H. Raymond, who is engineer at the
Home. first lieutenant, .with Henry .
Banks, Jr., second lieutenant.
.Brhdfsell. of Detrlot. Mich,
.. in. and Mn. Henry 0. Set.
-' lord'street.
Ilncletlent weathei is proving
most disagreeable It is feared
41 will have a pom effect on the
, t5
“WY. 0f 363W“? avenue, The John l-L Shipnay prope1iy at
now empltiyed in ‘Detroithoroton Heights, which changedi
hands a few weeks ago, is now stated
to have been again sold. the new pur-
chaser being Judge Charles 1). Lock»
wood. 06 the law tirm oi' Cummings ‘
Lockwood, who it is understood, will
apene the week end with his'
__ overotoen or Hawkins ave-
uncheod his boat yesterday forI
e retaoiu shrdluetaoinunannn.
ultimate“ season. lions and ituprovcments at the place,
it
and cinders will be given
to the: public, as advertised in
column. by the commission»
Vo third district.
gull-shed men who haVe selected Duri-
.en as a permanent home.
m
Mr. Robinson has bren up—
as pastor of the Dar-ion
Rev.
minim
01”“th business Saturday left vacant by Rev. Otis ll. Moore.
3 ”5’33““ "39-333“ held 1n the and preached there Sunday morning,
isn‘t” on 3‘7"?” 93“" Rev. M1. Moore, it will be recalled.
.annouuccd last. Sunday, which was,
“I'm” 30 b9 33‘9“ by ”‘9 he first 'since his appointment to the"
' ms 9f the ‘East “”3“" M- E nataratc. that hcl had asked to be re
"39‘ time “go and which was leased from pastoral service to accept
"9‘1““ ‘be 53““ 0“ M53" 11 the appointment as agent or the Hutt-
53mm“ that 03' Edward H , trd County Farm Bureau.
will‘ be present and make an
'\ '~ The Congregational church held no
ervico last evening. uniting with ille3
Methodist people in the luttersl
(”hurch to llctcu to Attorney Harry (‘-
Scoflold or Stamford, who addressed
”to union mootiu 1n the interest of
retry M the Young Mons uml Y. M. C A. 8work, as n tcsuit of
|mrettlligouatllylt :fofllfiwvzoriav: which it is hoped such a project may;
visitation. be inaugurated in Barton. At the
lother end of the town, the Methodist
3Protestnnt Church at Noroton
iHeiglits and St. Luke's Ep-lscopali
church. Noroton, hold no evening
,scrvlce in order to Join with the Nore-
ton Presbyterluns 1n n simlhu' union
service at their church, at which the3
speaker was L. G. Bates. physical (ii I
rector of the Y M. C. A. of New Ha '
ven A meeting and banquet will 11.51
held Monday night at South Norwnlk,
to further promote» this work.
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services at the East Norwulk
hutch were largely extended
morning. Roy. Humid n
onciited. In the evening M.
and Mrs. Charles Coleman, of
ct. celebrated the thirtieth
y or their marriage last
About. thirty friends gath-
their home and a. pleasant
was enjoyed. Musical selec-
lnt order and 'a‘ dainty col-
was corrode Mr. and Mrs.
wells extended the (elicits,
i
Darlen has been most dissgrecubly,
surprised by the resignation of Rob-i
,ort N. Greene. C. E, as superintendfi
‘fent of highways and bridges of the
town. Mr. fireeue has rendered
;splendl‘d service as the first- locum.
bent of that attics, created by not ot'
; General Assembly, two years ago, and
has been universally po‘pular, recon
Valued ‘as a goodrollow even by the
chronic fault-finders who wielded the
hammer about his administration.‘ be-
,cause it was physically impossible
. for him to do all that these critics
‘ , "“. “ ' ’ _- asked to have done with the time,
omglfgéfizgzfifixfn:gtmem and money available. All on
Vprejudlced, thinking residents of the
town grant;- that Mr. Greene has serv-
ed the town most efllclently. his task
being the more dimcult because it
was an omcei unlike any other in? the
‘state. andi'Mr. Greene has 'had to
blaze the way for himself and'Jor'
others who will take up similar work,
ant only in Barton, but in other towns
or the state; for his work has. been:
studied by: communities for and neon
Mr. Greeno‘ resigns that he “may. on:
til H. Modified. -is cariously ill
learnt his home on the» old
, lowest arts on the farm is
potatoes to tile hogs. They' re
seam get the peelings.
W
V Mlle—bodied young men are
til strait. that it would be a
We them
. Marry Land of Stam-
_, ntod _,Harry Buttey's
' Ddrien and Springtime
Minute profitable position without
._ 'engiueeringaud construction company
1“me or Barton which has contracts all over the
Friday night to attend»- world, having a business so large that
constantly employed“
.. , ‘3 999w”?! regretted at this season,
d- satiety or the com- °’ “39 ye“. “hm mavens so much
and: held it successful “ummW W0“, *0 be done. But:
g mg of Mrs Hamid mane?! 41:“:th systematiaed the
““1 ”0 01'0“:th laid it out
on Thursday afternoon. in advan "131‘ it will?
akeham, of stain. as dim
=He- was engag
”hr.
the class .0: the stem 1"“.
, creating the on
upon the completion of some alters:
be added white. company or insulin
“31"” District Commissioners Methodist church to take the place-3
3 days.
this season. '
May 15, assumes more responsible”
_V‘;l1 visit- of! inspection here.
t . at the Ridgodeld a force or over 100 civil engineers. are;
His departure ,
done about the grounds or the Rowdy
V be nearly.',
W and tma‘wmmmn u‘ for him mantles;
dent of Wilton. who recently pup-3
chased the property of Mrs. D. Adele3
weltey, in Bowlyton avenue. is malt-f
tins plans to have the place thorough-K
, its incumbent is
appointed by the selenium. upon
nontlnltioa by the board of finance.
The latter has already laid plans for
rwl‘ng a suecwcsor to Air. Greene.
When the latter was ”WWW: Stephen D. hordes. of Westside'V
about 150 different men were consld- avenue, who is among the first of the:
crud {or the position, and it is safe trout fishermen, caught one whichx
0 say "33' the 30““ has “9"" re tipped the scales at one pound and «V
gutted the selection then made. In quarter last week in the West Nor-V
deed Mr Greens has proved himself walk stream. .
so thoroughly emclent ever since tale
lng hold of the work, that it was
realized that he could not be retained up] other mncessionarles of Eaton
“t t“ 8 comhflrflllvrly 10W salary paid Point are expected to arrive in a low
by the town at the end of the three- days, and make plan; for the opening
veur toxin but it was hoped that no or their attractions the latter part of
allurements would induce Mr. Greene May. Many improvements are in pro.
to leave Daricn until that time. 'lgress at the park.
ily renovated.
3 At the V Rowayton Baptist and
QMethcdist Churches there were spec-
‘inl services Sunday.,i"lt'e young men
‘ from Yale Unlt'ersily, .‘ew Haven,
, conducted scrvit on with she idea or
interesting the peoplelin County Y.
M. C. A. work On Saturday arching
at the Methodist thu ch an entertain-
to be out ment consisting of dialogues, singing
loud other amusements wss success-
._- fhliy toged Sunday morning the
Mr and Mrs. Frank Hattie-Way or 301m: people split up into two groups
Bunion have been visiting Mt. and and attended “3‘3 WNW“ at both
”TS. A. F llalllaAV‘Y‘. tdml‘chea. In the evening there was
. a union sertice at the Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kay and font 1-3039“ Barker. 30ml. Landon. 95'3””
Vily ul Cmtltctt street, have moved to West, ““1110“ Calvert. and W
3Flttibush. Brooklyn. Sandra made up the thirty chitin!!!
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C. l). Albrecht. is able
utter a two weeks' illness.
Emil Schoenberg, Samotsn Marokl HORfiCE R. NASH
Every TUESDAY
, Merrill Bu .mess
. College
South Norwalk
Stamford. Pen Chester.
The same principle applies to
your house in winter. Without
proper ventilation, poisonous gas-
cs accumulate, and the vitiated nir
becomes injurious. All this can
be avoided by-the use of a warm
air furnace like the murmur),
which taker. the pure air from out-
doors, heats it. and sends it
throughout the house.
FOR SAEB BY
coat: MAINAND Wns'r s'rs
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GREAT C'ASH’ SALEM
WOMEN'S SUITS AT
$10 and $12.50
m-. 3
The Brenan Store
42 SOUTH mun er.
.I
Eddy Refrigerators
_ Are the best refrigerators on
3 the market today. They com-
bine. fall? of the best features
-_ that mean the scientific saving
of food,» and economy in ice.
A splendid assortment of
'. EDDY REFRIGERATORS ASEFOR‘and’GET“
are now ready for inspection V H o r E! I ck,
on our eccnd floor; ‘5
V. s TheOri gihal
come in and see them.
RAYMOND a son 3
More! Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ste. Norwalk.
Mattedg Milk
Substitutes Cost YOU Stuns Price.
._._
Mrs. \\illlam Sclzet oi Rye spent.
the Weekend with Mrs. John H. Stilt”.
tin. .
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Miss \lailon Quotes of McKinley.3
:luts been visiting Mr. and Mrs: Harry
Comings
street spent the weekend in New -
Haven. t . ~
Miss Louise lllummell of Buffalo :3
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Mr. and “I'M A. B. Cleverleyof
ICrow Hill spent the week-end i Al--
bony and Troy. 9 .» a. ,
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Mia Eugene Ambler of Cross
stintt cuttttalnul the numbers of the I
A. \\. '1‘. class Thursday at her home. 3
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l. Fairfax Bush and tamiiv. of Vow
“Yolk. lune arrived at their cottage.
Contentment .lslond. for the summer.
a
Mr and Mrs Lewis Inwarby have
moved from the Guider’s house to the ,
house owned by :Churles Johnson on
McKinley street: ‘ Open slu‘ms
Mrs Charles. n... Petty has been via 3 , - 7
Mr. and Mrs. S 3
.Lockwood of New Cannon for a few .
iting her parents.
Alex J. Rummlert o! the Brooltside
section, is displaying tho English
flag alongside that or ll‘o Star: and
Stripes.
-.
George C. Bunch of New York was .
in town the past week,.cml expects .
to take posaession of his Butlers ls ‘
land property May 5. for the summez. ‘
Miss M. A-. Leland. of New York.
has...been a visitor at her Tokenoke
property. and will arrive in a couple
of days for t.l1e.sumluer‘s sojourn.
F. B. Klrkhride Vand fatnily.ov Vew
York. spent the weekend at Cd lent» . ..
ment, island. and will again occupy l '
one of John Sherman Hoyt’chottages, ‘
z ‘ inside hath
W 03‘};
Miss Olite Cole, of mowavton ave
nue‘, have returned from a week’s
rich in Brnokl-yn, and today resumed ;.
her duties in the office of the city taxV , I
collector.
Miss M. A. Lewis. .whoxboughtIthoz
property opposite the office .9! the»
Tokeneke Corporation, “returned home“.
to New York Saturday evening, after
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standout matter. ‘
Everyone,
or Well3 should
berm .bre ‘
Mrs. John Sherman Iloyt, or Con
tentmenr island, has had some work
_ 3'
ton Methpdist' Episcopal church by
her expert! landscape gardener aud-
caretaker: Bevc 'll Dori" trees and
shrubbsry have been planted. "
Mrs' Irvi'nsf. . , ‘
avenue cubertnined s number or.
wash away the psisonoue, stagnant
matter, says authority
; ‘ A glass» of? hot water with a» teaspooniul of. " - . V .
' " limestone. '
morning before breakfast keeps
us looking and feeling fit.
Life is not merely to lite, but.
to live well,‘ cat. \\. (all; digest. \‘(Cll’p
Hell Sleep well, look ‘:'\vell
Wl int a glorious condition to
attain,- and yet; how very easy it 18
if one will only adopt the looming.
holds who predeceastomed to»
feel dull and heavy when they-
misc, splitting headache, Gtufly.
from a cold; ftml tongue, nasty
breath; use stomach», can, instead,
feel as: freshmen daisy be opens
ing the sluiees of thesy'stém each
and flashing out: the
whole 0 the internal poisonous
vhether ailing; sick
each
i: drink a glass
ofirenihotwater- hatch-spoon-
. ’p’ .
92y lb waste, souls
bile . and; 'blsonons were, , thus
63’“
Women 3 -~
Wear
true Little Shop
. . K. & A. CLAV-EN
f 60 NorthMain Street -
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{l‘he Banner Bakery,
‘ 5 Monroe Vfll'efl'
vWe are now able to supply our :
'. customers with PIES, made to
order each day. We also have
jsuona RUNS and coarse.
RINGS in addition to our regains.
stock.
Q
proceeds, Voile;
V Electrical. Co...
. , The Only Fully Equipped»
l ‘ ~EILECTRICAJZ. 81-1097 . .
In the-Town». . , 3}
A‘UTO SUPPLIES!»
, Phone 805—50~Sa«Mainuw:
~ 80: Norvvslll‘. Music Hall-73*.
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of- system each teeming and
7 4..
phosphate . or it, drank each V
For lip-Mate amid call
FRED H.‘GANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embaim-
‘ Office and Residence
Telephone 90-1
'T'T‘m
2. of so Maln at. so. Nomllt
i‘s lug tho cut ire allineuiarv canal
hetero putting more food into
tile stomach. The action of hot:
water and limestone phosphate
on‘ancmpty‘stomaoh in wonder— _
” fully invigorating. I‘vcleans out
all. the sour fermentations, gases, . , V' TIL. zygxfinglggV-g 693.- ,
waste and acidity and gives one , . ,. ,- , ' . z, ~._-
. as lentlid appetite forhrcukfasis. . “W “5° ”“3 “w“ :'
Wile you at e enjoying your
realtfsst the water and phase- .
phatfo.‘ IS quietly extracting a large
Volume of Watts mm the blood
and go (linearly for a. thorough». .
finalizing all theinside. organs.
, The. millions-o people who
are bothered With constipation,r~
hilio‘us» spells, stomach trouble;
ritepmatiang- others 0 have VV?
salioirskinsu blood distortions ‘ .
sickly? complwioio- crammed. to
get a quarter“ pound or lithestone
phosphate from: the drug store"
which {cost but. unit, but is
. .., V V .
s___..-__..4 an.
David W R‘iyniuad.
UNDERTAKER?
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NEW SUITS . V
7 The styles we are showing to:
. spring. are certainly. dandiesrcotma-
hitting an a most satisfactory way -
Style. Quality and] Low Prise. '
1. . We guarantee you satisfaction. .
Swan. stone. $18-00. _
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