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es. egood etteuhnce'ls expected. The
concert will be given under the one
of the libel Smell: l-prove-
. “my thew“
flwwsrds’the Wk General Bee,
“‘1 fold.
The regular midowoek services were
tau in the mt Avenue H.111. Church
last light with Rev. H, E. Wilson of-
ficiathg.
m my morning, Rev. l". A. Cole!
man. rector of Trinity Church. of,
South Norwalk. will exchange sulpio’
with Rev. G. Honilton Butler, of
Christ Church) 'Rev. Mr. Coleman will
preach at Christ genres in the litera-
ing and Rev. Mr. Butler will omelete
at Trinity church in the morning. These
ere the present plans.
[cannot
”do.
l The Pastime A. C. will open its sea-
'son et the Wicke lot on Sunday, the
14th at 3 o'clock. when they will play‘
the fast Springwoods of South “Nor;
walk. Last week the Pastime deteeted.
:z'ffggfim111m“ the Springst by e score of 3 to 2.:
brin
Titldlowhg item was published in The Pastimes were phoning to "i
t m Post of yesterday regard» fast teams from all over the stete '05
V” that W. Platt of Osborne "e_.play here on Sunday afternoons. Th9.
» ‘Gleubrook teem will prohebly play'
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. . here on Sunday. the let, and s good
Meats for see training in the‘ game is as I l
Mont marine, according to en en-i
.ment by the shipping Board yes-I The gasoline launch A)“. owned byi
'2'." ”m'ef‘ ‘8 "1“" '°' f“ ‘3‘” Leslie Gamble, was taken all the skids
lilting those accepted was true“ at the Gamble Boat yilrds at the foot
Y. Neil, 7i Osborn street, Norwalkp of First 5""! by the exceédlng high
M "‘0 was “"an down before on , this last evening end washed over to1
‘ moonlit of minor teeth defects. iwhcre there were some ”n“ “at
“I.“ spent "10 on the molars", stopped by the splice, was turned
”it opilined to Dr. Louis W. Croke.i completely over. Efforts are being'
"" “”1”“? 3”“ ‘1“"90" 0“ d“'~-" made-to right it today. The tide is ex-
MM'” A“ "m” Mi“ "“3" ’ ’ceedilyly high. caused by the fact that.»
. w bite is nine-inch hewser," perigee tide was had recently and also.
If. Plait was accepted. theistornl. The wind hes caused weter'
to rise until it is even a trifle higher,
then It was that fell. The Alex harlT
just been painted and overhauled and;
was about to be launched. _
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School sessions for East Norwalk
milslwill be held tomorrow as usual.
‘ ‘ The One Es Club will meet on Mon-
, In! with Miss Bertha Farr on Winfield.
. street. .,
”Rev. S. P. Fairbanks is doing very
’ 'well with his evangelical services in
Georgetown, according to reports.
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nle Mt Avenue Methodist church will} Mr. T. Davenport of “like“ “9 “1'
‘lle held tomorrow evening. A full rt- town MOBdRY- i
tendencc is desired. i
—«-—— . Mrs. Julia Lane spent Friday with’
. Fine! preparations for the'entertain-' h” daughter in Norwaik.
‘neent‘to be'given by the members of| '
'St. Agnes Guild on Tuesday evening?
”to 16th, at Christ (‘hurch are beingl spent Wednesday night
node. lmotyhcr.
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SherWood Chicbester of New York.
with his
- Hrs. Marshall ll. Tolies of 194 Eastl 5“” 149““ Olmstcad ‘0‘ Norwalk
‘IVenue has returned to her home gr} spent Tuesday with Miss Harriet 'F. 0
- m spending the winter months with| Olmstead.
"the Misses Tolles on Fairfleld'avenuo,
South Norwalk.
The Liberty Loon drive is meeting
__ with a hearty response from the pea
. , Mrs. Emma Jimmerson of East Nor- ple in this town.
' walk,“ afflicted with rheumatism. “‘-
C. it. Bruce, of Long Ridge, was a 'Mrs. H. L. Sturges is now stopping
. guest of his sister; Mrs. E a Jim—zat her country home, Vatter spending
nerson, of East Norwalk, last Satur-lthe winter in the CRY-
'iey. . . .
. . . _ t On ~A'pril 21, the-Sunday noel-noon
. This evening the Mayflower Hook e.’ meeting will be held at the home of
Mr company wilr‘send a pinochla Mrs. Gilbert, South Wilton.
teem to the pinochle contest being run
47" incoln Council, 0. U. A. M.. for Mrs‘ George S. Miller has returned
‘ to" ' etlt of 'a member of the lodge'tm.’uk"°°d' “'11“ W3 ““1
.. d the company. ‘ her brother, H 0. Thomson.
[The Women's Auxiliary of Christ ‘ A “WWW” "9 “"11"“ ”‘3
Mobilet‘with Mrs. G. P. Smith otfih'flvel 0“ 'WEdntsdal “Minn” 0“
Mitrstreet “mm” afternoon at'. tlour by Miss Gladys Green.
“he a dollar social was enjoyed)
Wments were served. 'The best
W: will be held Thursday arter-
wmle 18th at the home of Mrs.
W. 'Wlsoeler'on Myrtle street.
{was largely attended from his his
illum- in Wilton Thursday afternoon.
”evening "Ye Goods Concerto",
" bagpite of the disagreeable wealth. “”1 With deep sorrow.
nine is 210.0%
Efficient
school on Thursday afternoon, e'tslk
about the war by Mrsnjlerdlng. also
‘exercises given by the children of!”
'86th
The annual meeting of the Beidllill
munch-of the Women'shuxlilary of
the Red Cross will meet Wednesday
' afternoon. April 17,.et 2:3 o'clock. with
understand. .
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‘CL’EAN-U
are set for Tuesday and Wednesday. month- sso. is now on the steamship
gpeiriug the telegraph poles on the‘
Post Road.
i The funeral service of John hurls
The sad newa of .the serious illness
ol.-Mrs.'Msrvin Belden of Danbt'lrym
”a repeated at Community nllmreceived .by her many friends in‘Wll-
There will be held in the Kent
Mgtommmposted.
Karts ere being made by Henry M
W, heel of the Defies branch.
with will snake the loeel organise-
tiols “pendent ol the Stamford
bro-ell. through which they must now
quote. The ulcers of the Stanford
branch ore cooperating to this end.
3 Boy Bililngton. for some time bag-y
DAYS FOR memes: at the Derion demo-aha who
THE TOWN'OF BABIEN WWW in the sen! «nice. some
April 13th and ”til. it lsqreulsested Hertha Weshington, and writes to De-
thst all rubbish end ashes be put In rien friends that he has been to
boxes, begs. or berrels and set on the Trance on a trip which took over 3,000
side walk or driveway, where the we- Wisconsin end Michigan "00’s.
sons can pass. so the men will be able
to take them all eese. Those who wish‘ Derien heviag heeded its quota in
rubbish and ashes collected will every previously assigned wal- stunt is
please send a postal or loel'e a notice confidently expecting to be awarded
with the selectmen it the Deficit . one of the honor (Tags to go to towns
Town Hall. linking more than their quote of the
Board of Selectmen, lthird Liberty loan. Speakin'i‘of flees!
GEO. M. V. SCHucli'flNG. lone is prompted to inquire What hall.
slut schema-{Mme of the flag which used to ny
from the Town Hall stall in the early
days of the war—a year ago.
Dal-ten, Conn.
James w. Fleming ”has returned; . I
from a three weeks' bushes trip. 1 David msphem. Tokcnelle's famous]
i singer, sided Norwelk to start its Lib i
”Miss Elle Bates has returned from sin". Low “mm” last we“, F21“.
"5“ to N" Y0“ Idsy night, when he sang at the rally}
’llr. and Mrs. 'Petrick Didpns of the at? 31"“? “mi "1 "m1” :0";
Post Road are the proud parents 0' 3: thet Mr Blsplfemuhrgclizgn $0221
baby .Atmrn “ed“ m" 310 win the war, since it represents his
3 ‘ i
. Robert Gilchrist h expected soon alllion. who was killed in the evietion;
' service in hngtand several months ago
his Noroton home. hsVlng returned; D 1 ' ti
from a business trip in Cubs. i llr ens rst sacrifice on the sitar
of the greet wer. i
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' Msny local residents en interested
.in the work of‘the National Plant.
iii‘iower and Fruit Guild, whose [tawny-
Dr. George H. Noson attended the " ton branch has for some years been
meetinl: 0' the Com!” “0‘11“" 30 ithe most active in the United States.
ciety' st Bridgeport. Wednesday. ‘ _ : They have taken up a new branch of-
iservice. as a result of the war, re-
stocking with shrubbery, seeds end
livestock the desolated farms of towns
of Northern France Mrs. John Sher-
Mrs. T. E‘. Sawyer of thc Heights}?::e":yl :1" elweyu been on active
has been entertaining hcr daughter.: e r n e work 0‘ the “0‘8"”
Mrs Ernestino Bruno, of Newark, ibrench.
Mrs. W. S. Finch is expected home in
a day or two. from e protracted ‘ visit
with relatives in Winsted.
A gang of human are at work rs
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lJberty bonds to the amount of new:
era! thousand dollars were bought this
week from the Home Bank, and Trust ‘
Compeny by a visitor in town. in pref
erence to buying them in her'owrl
home town. a largo city which will
have no dilliculty ‘Jn .msklng up its
quota. That will compensate Darieu
for some of thc purchases made by
local residents who do business in New
York or elsewhere out of town, when
the other places’ gains are thiis town's
loss. But Ilarlen will get one of these
honor flags nevertheless.
.‘l r. and Mrs. li‘renklyn Lynch of To-
kcneke recently entertained their son.
Albert Lynch of New Haven.
The Home Guards held their ruin-
lsr weekly drill in the town hall last
evening. under" the direction of Cep-
tsln Wheeler and Sergeant Grout.
Mrs. P. H. McGrsw hsl opened her
home on Lerov avenue. which has been
lenlarged and improved during the win
ter. ' .
Mrs, Merwin Smith entertained the
Whist Club last week. The prise win- ~
ners were Mrs. Helen Morehousemnd
Mrs. William Reid.
DARIEN. RED CROSS BRANCH
A special meeting of unusual inter-
est will he held Saturday evening, Ap-
rll 13th, in Center School Auditorium.
This meeting is called for the purpose
of forming a 'Red Cross branch “ from
the..verlous auxiliaries of the Barton
'district; an executive committee is
to be elected and hyriaws adopted.
The Atlantic Division headquarters
in New York will provide a speaker
for this occasion in the person of Pri
vate Frederick Howard of the Austras
lian and Canadian‘lbxpeditionary Forc-
es
The Liberty Loan committee reports
lair progress in the sale of bonds. The
people seem to be holding the money
until the lest'weekywhen a'blg drive
will bedaunehed in Dorian.
George Velie has purchased a new
glass showcase which will add to the
attractiveness of his popular store.
'l‘hrhsilstorln' or, yestenily proved
dlsestrous to the adv0cetes of early
lantin. ' “ .
P ‘ Bulletins with Kitcbepcr's first
lOOleO-ln Ottobei'. 1914, 11010“ hi9
bathe lend, Australia, end celled "for
Egypt. There in the shadow of the
from Camp Greene to Cempillerrltl. mdmegm 1::ch 5mg:
N. J., and expects to go across ver! .90". in” months of fighting I’ll
soon. ‘ vateiliowerd was “lnvsllded-ollt" with
feverend-sentback to his 'mfi‘ln
Anstmliaubut fighting men are f’in"
to’tlle finish “(nesting men thud
days .aud lt‘wes not long before ‘Mr.
Howard and two companions mavM~
out aiplan to servevwith the Cmgdhn
forces.
Like true soldiers ot‘foril‘nne, these
three set sail in van old-time schooner
from Melbourne‘hustrsdia. to wash
Columbia, movie! 130 days. Two
f.
Private Clarence. Scofleld of then:-
tlonsl-Army is home on a ”booster-
lough. Clarence has beentrensferrod
The front of the‘ Town Hell now
bears a large bulletin board, erected
Jointly by the local War Bureau and
the State Council of Defense. on which
Gillilll lull in '
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on money sprout
GREAT ONE DAY SALE or
. SILK 'DRESSES
Values up to $16.50. Special ier tomorrow
$9.95 °~
Selections {that are almost unbe-
lievable at'tbls-prlce. LovelySpring
for Siturday only
, r.-
n beautiful styles. Special
59 .95
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt
have been spending a few days at
Shtnemere. their home on Content-
mcnl island. .
Mrs. Eleanor 'l‘. Doughty of Wilson!
Point road, was president of the Fri-‘
day Afternoon club. at the club‘s re
cent annual meeting. '
Wilson's Point is h vlly guarded;
and only those persofis vlrlg official
government business at the point are
able to peas thallium: stationed on ell
sides. .. b’“ ‘
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Milton =Rowiand continues to in:
prove from his recent illness in Camp.
Hancock, Atlanta, Georgia, according
to letters received by his parents and!
local Jriends.
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Harry Quick and femily have opened:
their summer home, the former Broad.
the summer months, and have had a.
telephone installed.
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way college on Crockett street, for‘
#—
1 Olive Branch Lodge, K. or)?” met -
last evening and tranfiui-tod routine
business.
For the satisfaction in appeari,
lug well dressed and for that
comlortebie feeling and person-
al pride that accompany well-
tsilored apparel, let. your next
suit be purchased here. L
Tilt-usual Saturday nizht dance by
the ViciJl' Orchestra will be held Hr
nlorrow evening at Al'lml Hall.
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Painters‘ Union, local No. 527, lllvl
“ “8'00“ ‘35“- last evening at C. l.. u. Hall and Volt-ll .
“on!“ “WM of that “031' to purchase '8150 worth of Libelty ‘
lent Neckweer. Bonds.
660 and $1.00.
J A i'egulal adjourned meeting of the
E directors of the Norwaik Hospital
will he held at the~ ‘Norwslk Club
rooms on Saturday at o 4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fassano 1mm-
plnined to the poiicc yesterday that.
Jamie Hoastitlo had threatened Mrs.
Fessano. They were referred to the
' prosecuting attfirney.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street ' '
SOUTH NORWALK
.A hole in the street at the camel of. ‘
fMadison and Spring streets .was re-
'ported to the police department, who
gin turn referred-it to Horace Lewis of
Ithe street department. ‘
‘\ Several local residents have secured
positions with the United States Ship'
ping Board Emergency Fleet corpora-
tion at Wilson Point, and will shortly
start work. At present~the corpora
tion is awaiting the arrival of lumber
so that work may be commenced,
John Heasty, formerly a resident of
WestSide eVenue, has been elected
coach of the .Foley Tennis club of
dertul tennis player end will prove no
able‘teecher to the members of the
club.
The tighter-midweek ehnyer serv~
ice was held at the Rowayton Baptist
church last evening. .Tbe'servlce was
well attended. _"’l‘here was a special
fromour community in answer to their
country's call. ‘
Soui.h?Norwelk.. Mr. l-leesty is a won-I
. {south as North“ Gasoline. Pleasant
iweathelj prevails In the central and
preycr’lfor those 'who ' have gone forth .
alumna roasossr .
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Ii rLyle Schultz and Frnnk McGuirk
I~ were arrested yesterday. afternoomby
-Detectivc Sergt. Thomas Hunt for as-
sault on David ‘Splcer and were re-i
for ashear-
winds. Thesz _ leased under bonds of 9300
cm storm has mov ing on Saturday morning. Mr. Spicer
lo
ryeittyrflzu: 1:21:81: £22250th 111;: . is still in a v9ryv serious conditiim a;
of! the Jersey coast. it is causing tin-{ms home .and while one 0am“! egsse‘
settled weather with n" or rain. ; not paralyzed it is prac cal y u
alonthhe coast from North Carounsto ‘9“ '
Maine. Snow was reported es'fa'r
Forecast-tor Nos-wall: and vicinity:
Unsettlcd, probably snow in the inter-
lor'endreiti on-the coast tonight and
Saturday; not much change in tem-
perature; strong east shifting'to west
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The . American~ Telegraph and ‘Telr-
phone Conlpany’s. construction‘force.
Ewhlch has been working lnL'lNol-wollc ._
and vicinity. for goveral weeks, receiv—
ed anessage shortly ”after? pitdnfiht.
to report at Philadelphia, Mgr“: 1
damage had been done by'tlle'bllseertl ~
blithemest week. The men, started
with the big Overland ‘truck W ‘1
morningshz o'clock, and 'expecwdtto '
be atworkthls morning.
:western district: The temperature
'continues low east of the Mississippi
river. ‘Frosts were reported an far
south as Oklahoma.
i Caution: Those who are making gar-
}dens'should be careful not to~plant too
iearly, in killing frosts is likely to oc-
gcur as late as the first week in May,
.p—u
Grey of the-noyel
has been training
days after landing there, he and his
companions were wearing a uniform
and were on their way to France:
Mr, Howard was in the “that“
lighting at Ypres. Vim-3M” d
.olnme. This isl'hissown'stofy-afl tie
.oen best with in so «:1me use
lShe Kept Her Looks Dark and Glossy,
1 With Oops Tea and Cellular;
When you darken your helrr? withi
Sage Tea and Sulphur. no one can tell;‘
because it's done so natal-guy. so pv-
eely. Preparing this mixture, though.
LIBERTY LOAN RITUIN'.
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‘wsemmou. -Afl‘li‘12.-Glolel
m. waits onset "I.
"flu-soles eontslning mutation
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reernse‘t the treasury (for flu first, store the readyvto-use'preperstlon. "'"i
r «lily. of the'l'hlrd mercy been to' proved by the lddltton arson-lam
snowed s total of moment”.
. flue‘lm' mail-t Mlle beck- “fl!!! Compound."
‘. “'2 "I" I0- M'ieUi-Lsasy initial “Monte W‘by sponge or room withlt seam
NOD .muu mum trpst'ooupenlos in an of this thmsh vosrbslr. tells: all.
Muesli stand» a m Dy'msrstee
helium ”rumm‘snrrn‘
mumvmm - .
gnu/guess Isis. ‘lbsselljso
at home ts'ymussy and troublesome.
'wssiwosnded'flve'wmiilcfilé
For so cents you can buy at any drug '
‘ferlsg: MVMMM
luw‘ hoped some «a very» tall...»
.. immoral on: .m.
dlents. celled "smur- ego end-lul- mym,m;mairssslipw
You lat m a is roomy Invlflfl‘wm .‘V‘
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other appucstloeiol- two. year
.i seem sous-or
{Fort worth, 'l'exos. will resume service
at that‘m,.havin
Interns-eh!
. Woollen
and within,
‘M'mltw 1‘
«dill-Is Lb ato= pendent:
In libs insides tastiest «
i .rl-slnorrsvoflrsllm
the moi-to is.
Mrs. Douglas Grey is expected !
spend~tbe summer-in Tokenelse. while the
'her husband. nest. Douglas Moore however.
treevwhicb stood at the
Memphis
MW taken all
.musbtnnulelroets
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lawman-«2m:
to: and in one year fi'occurred as late. as
30th of May. The average date.
of the last killing frost is
may“. whofiADl'fl 16, ‘
evietion cadets at ' _
' warm A YEAR AGO
V TODAY
Temperature: High, 51;
42. Fair. '
Qmflwm
Herbs Knosfllnlthtof i'enniuton.
hesvboen appointed byoovesnor Msr- ‘ .
g ensilulloleombesslpunbsrof the »
stetebtlerdefedscstldoforthe blind. w
. tolflllthe-vecsnoyoueted by tile 9
Millet-What“ of Tommy ;
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g loft lest"~ Tuesday - .
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