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meet with an. Elmer Hendricks. 0!
,East Norwaik Monday afternoon at 2!
to'eloch. '
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ottbems'hcduh 'iilbe held gt.
“museums-moms
nusjifllJnlAnhy event-gut
Milneresdiagsheetfled Gross
ill‘uncewilibegtven. Aliment-5 "'
new-yum Baptilt chunk
. "l was glsd when they said unto me,
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' NO. MAIN ST! “fitment 'o'n Tutti” h eveni‘:gutt;re ! I" “5 5° unto the house 0‘ the Lord."
- a. l ‘ ’ ' ’ ’ ' ' ' ~ Service 0! morning worship It 10530
. __.-_ ._ ___,~_ . 10th, and the anemic the uild‘ ’ .
- ' n 0‘ G j with sermon)! the pastor upon “"19
' ii make the its] -.
l“ plans ’0' the s! ‘Greatest Question." The monthly eb-
1 " a . [fair at the meeting to be held oi the.
/ . . home of Infra“ Bturdevsnt. Myr servanoe of the ordinsnoe of the
A EAST ltls street on N'esday evening the cm i 1‘0"” “w" will “I“ ’u“ at the
, ' ' ' ices. , _
.. I The sea wall at the toot oi Hawkins feloee 0‘ the morning serv
' m ‘
11:50 the weekly session ofkthe Bi-
.avenue. which was greatly in need of ble School.
repair has been repaired and a large
.celnent patch has been placed in it.‘
They.“ is now in the best of condi-I
tion much to the relief of residents
[slang there who were somewhat wor-
William‘s” “a“ "5.71“ as to what spring storms, wolmi‘
muRMymu-urwe. , “- -‘ 8m ‘ f l
: “an trend s spending a ewi
New mouth-imam» , ' .
h 511.1%.wa has been ill with the . d." furlough with “a “mm?" M“ week hour for meditation and prayer.
n il’i'mproving. lebrielson, of Osborn avenue. lie is 8M“. prayer will be msdo for those
ione oi our‘Esst Side boys who was
SF“ ' Ch - ’ who have gone forth from our com-
. Doyler o! y street, has tak-t called out a year "a with the Navel their county's
H 'Iositi haul! ith th . munitv in answer to
3“” on “8 c “r " eJiilitla. He has just returned from
moo-am: 0" K933" “309- :“0ver There," this being his third A cordial invitation is extended to
”0 ("817101 comufilone" Vi“ trip over. His many friends are glad “u who [n‘y wish to join win on!
“this evening as uml at the of- to see him. I '
,petluons to be present
”so! the plant on W PM Rev, ‘Solon F. Fairbanks. formerly: We. especially invite those who have
' ”“0"”: 0’ Edlie avenue, '50 master of the East Avenue M. E. I sent forth from their family circle n
II the Wt '0“ W M “film Church. is to start evangelistic ser- defender of liberti-
”.3“. bed with an stitch of the 13?va vices at the Georgetown Methodist ‘
habit again. Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening. settler social to which all the member»
“9900 El Club Villnseet on Mon- the 9th. At plfisent Rev. Mr. Fair- of the various organizations and all
Christian Endeavor Society.
0
men will be; "Slackersff The new
service.
~ evening with Miss Plummel Cum- banks is condUCting similar services members of the constituency of the;
6:45 the devotional meeting of the '
7:30 the service of evening worship .
at which time the subject of the ssr-i .
Liberty Anthem is to be sung“ thil' L
l Wednesday evening at 7:45» the mid-'
i
Friday evening at 8. another Getvto—
W by lb. more of the Hosé
My and cg diel‘ Auxiliary,
no ptincipsl in the latter
were Mrs. Mugjhfiett, 'Mrs. John
Brosdway. Mrs. Henry Foreit, lira
Mb Gage: sod Mrs. Franklin
Crockett. The other indies assisted
use and helped s great deal to make
the email- as god ss it was.
A small gross fire broke out in the
the Union Cemetery yesterday. The
blue was'l discovered by Richard
Brown, who succeeded in putting out
the {lanes withogt calling for the
fire edbsrtment. ~
Merwin Smith is driving A new alttov
mobile.
i Benjamin O‘Rourke of New York in:
been egnaged as butcher by i". E. Bohr
& Co of the Heights. \
' A‘ new sign has been placed at the
junction of Leroy nvrnue and the Post
road, to direct wayfarers.
According to annual custom, water
from Tokenekc wells has been sent to
the state chemist {or analysis. '1‘
is done each year to assure intendin.
summer vl'mors at its splendid quell-
mro! Pine Hiltsnd all members in Ridgeiield. where large audience! church are given a hearty invitation. i ties. ~
In requested to attend. have turned out to hear him. i l
Work on the sunken barges oft Ro-' All of the East Norwaik boys, who
1‘ Paint is very slow. and it is, be- were attached to the 56th Regiment' _ 3" r
loved that it will be some weeks be of Field Artillery, which has been some“ 0’ “‘9 “’7‘” ' We ' :HQIKMB- m no, ,n ”,9 mm, M ”u.
’ {no the work is completed. Fort Terry for some, little time are Sunday 5"th "'50 " it“ E worth, 13- 8- Hoyt Co. at the Grand- Central
Liberty Day is being generally ob- now on their why to France. This Devotiotnzl gems“ 0‘ t c p "Mark” in Stamford.
, {W in Fast .Norhlk today, “a. will come as s surprise to many who. ”gm"; 8-0“th Thursday 7.30 p m.
’t M and “be”, loan banners “(m believed that the boys would he allown "W m ' g ' ' '
. m have In.“ their ”MM“. ed to come home on a furlough be”
* he Dorlon House will be "mm,“ tore starting for the other side.
him as has been the custom and g The "3mm" °’ 3" 1°“ ““9" ”8 None Company described the old-fash-g the farm”. mm,”
W O'Sullivan is making New”. much planned at the improvements to ion ed oyster ”pp" held st the com-- _____ .
' m (or the same. This famous shore :Efnéhmubimargfm Xtié‘N‘: pany's quarters on Rowayton avenue; DISZIIOlgn‘\mt\$:m?:? he’llrkbefiln 1‘s“):-
. v n , . . .rs. ' ' ’ ' '
‘. m "n "Z": '12:)”: r N 8 er years. and it has been in bad condiglaht t'it‘lllng. “’0‘" 300 2:”; "l ginis. where he expected to remain for
M summer, ' eve ' _ tion This week a “mm, of crushed WM“! consisted of oysters 0“ e a several months. has rel lll'llld to town
_ At the morning service at the East - ' q i ’ thP shell, in p stew and tried. besides 33“; for even. "the green fluids of Virginia"
' Amuehf. 13- Church tongirrow :h" :ixztlxei'eldwsl] :33; :‘lzxfnfil and ad, baked beans. pickles. bread. cake, wt‘l‘l- not as chums a: old Barium
mm M the “my ommun 0" ' ' and come wore sold. After the sup-l “L‘. '
‘Ill be observed and in the Waning now “'9 road 1'0"" '5 ":37?- l‘ l: w” had been (“300.89 of there wgg‘ l‘ 3‘. :. flailillen “Hill'fjimilsi‘l o! {Gracie
Rev. Harold P. Wilson will talk on “I'- getting into good on ton. an dancing in the hall, proper. for which: i” . . ovum: c . oxol
‘ ‘ . , l'b useo Mann” ‘1' .‘
ff ”The Church «and the Third Liberty the property owners are‘iexplcssing Mrs. Russell. Broadway. 0 a el avcnnt or the D'tsl
. “d: M“ ' W0 seesaw; r 'a-d lent wens and
“w Lees.” h A ithdl‘dw‘hl' Earle 51mm that-myths dsurvlitiahhmiullilh several days i.»
. I, he Junior «league of t e at Ve',
_ . The allelr ,broke till “on; 12' (feigning expecting to '43-)" up shortly for their
“ III M. E. Church is to reorganize to- The building Trades' (‘ouncil met During the pauses between «leaf»; summer "‘3' '
"ii "70" afternoon “t 3130 “1°“ and Lagging and disposed 0‘ rolltlno sepll inertia. the well known dramstis? gLocnldJniou. N57“; C. t J. of A..
’ In. Nettie J' Greenwood .nnd- was. ' " "Rd": 8“? 5 number 0' I"lcil‘lk’n’nvill hold their regular quarterly meet-
me mm" “'9 ‘° N *h“ '“de's' not Amelia n all... of Franklin °’ "'8 WM 0' We" W "”"m- manned Men's'Han Monday wen-
A! young people six years of age and m ”I - bee . . “hm! won me“ “ppm“. The chair- ing. Apr“ 8th. at 8 o'clock.
. 0'8“!” invited t" a““‘"- co ’ '98 in spending the week man in charge of the whole atlair
he Watch Your stitch Club will with friends in New ‘lork City. ”was Ambrose Crockett, and he. was; Try . Sentinel Want Ad.
RewaytJ—Mffi. Church ‘ l Ernest M. l-‘orneiy. butcher. and first
. v 10:30 a. m. Sacra-1b?” Ruscoe, clerk, both formerly em
Morning ser ices l ployed by F. B. Baur I; (‘0.. st Norotnn;
The lelcs' Aid Society of the Myth-
_ odist church cleared a substantial sum
is the way, last night at the supper which they
A “Howling Success"
. served in the. lecture room of the
‘01!“ 0f the members 9’ 'h“ Row‘ymnchurch between the two sessions of
¢-.-—
The present high cost of’labor and materials has largely in-
creased the volue oi buildingsrmachioery, household effects, etc.,
and as a rule insuranoeahasoot beenincreased :in likeproportion.
‘ The'resultisthat many property owners are without ade-
quate insurance, which is especially unfortunate where thepdlicy
‘ gcontract containsxthe.cosinsurance provision.
J Adjustments in case of loss are made upon the basisbfaeoet
_ {Of replacement at the .timetof‘theifire, {less proper allowance ’ior
‘. depreciation, andif the amount of insurance carried is instilli-
, oient to cover present values, the assured will be obliged, =on ap-
,Dlication of the (co-insurance provision, to” bear a partl'of apartiai
loss, and, upon total destruction of the property, .the'lo
vcvu~-—.....;.
(can
t
m “f‘msmflce, Which may bring hardships.
.1.“ . Ase‘you fully protected with insurance under t e pr ent
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