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A rehearsal of the Rowayton Drum
i: I Corps will be held this evening in the
district, commissioners met last Rowaytou Hose Conway's quarters.
. and imposed oi tho regular ' ‘ . . .3 g . 3:
Frederick P. Stabell. of Highland . ‘“ ' i
,' . .avenue, who is employed in New Ha- i J"
. hill-t Aid Society oi the East ven. spent the weekend at the home i e ( o O O 3’ a o
’ I' . . » I. in Church meets tomorrow at his meats. ' ' o a. ‘4
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.‘IW my“; '0” from their guest at Miss Marion 0. Canton. at . , .
Wood, that he has “my, her home on McKinley street. '
3 at, in France. ‘ w «I
, ' Joseph Reed. of McKinley street. is)
M Ernest pun upent a W the only one from Rowayton who will
.. at the home or hie p “is u be examined at the exemption board's
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’ in Boston Harbor. . ml‘“‘“"”“°°‘°"°“‘”“'~"“' . appearance as well it excels all other sing collections. There are'520 pages of music, beautifully‘ ‘
.‘odlst church will meet at the home of
film. 8. I. taomd son may,” Mrs. DoWsters, tomorrow afternoon at pfinted all] mnwy blind in dmabk W Cldh, With a Wtivc title design. " It is 3 b0];
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fiZdei‘iv’fittim..tt Game E. “mm we“ “m \which can ‘lnakc . itself equally at home on the most magnificent grand piano or upon the tiniest cottage.
Bell island resident. who died in New upright, and one WluCh every music-lover Will not only be d to own, but also to show others. Full size,‘
We! home on Sands .
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amwmf‘”'°' a“ m” ”°" an ammo». The (mm will was i of printing processes, known as the “rubber oilset" method, which gives to the music page a depth and
;di:lposod of and it social time followed.
~.;.u... am. n. new... mm, o, .._—..,— . . clarity which makes the printed page easy to read at the piano, even if one has extremely poor light
"fist Nornllr, and now of 700 wm- “'8 ””9"? “m “mm“ m.- °"'; l . . . . ,
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Ifl to odour- here that the act 1; Hall. East Nor‘wailt. will always ref . I /
In: thither son, gum, Seth A. Beek- member with pleasure the singing o . ._
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,w': .xfiLyflhie‘rZipi:‘inritiitimggi 1“"- “W m ”“”‘“““‘"‘°“"-' “1'; .l2l Hhrne song. . . . :. |23 Children's song. . ‘ Clip and Present 3 CouponsIof Different 98c
;~ it is olilciallyr reported that sort. 9‘3““! “d h" "Mid?!” '30:: ° _ 45 Sacred Songs I. ’ Patriotic Songs l ' Date From This Paper and I I
.0! A. Booker. instantly who slightly“ so" was mo“ artist C“ y ' 724W . I 80“,”: t l. : 'c Song. .7 MIL F . , P . 5.. c. I R“ I I
.. Wed in action.thdrcllI311-tt, Morrison Dsuchy. well-known here. . . . 22 Sentiméntal Songs 7 Songs . I - . I m ILLEDII VIIhosIt Ion-age Added. , upon or e. .
, 1.4M the A-‘i'ent flittistian ollurtc‘i. Vim . low residinx ill South Norwalli. h” ”9 i 99 "W " ‘I 30 'hI'song' I ' ' TODAV’S COUPON ON . PAGE 3 " ~'-’ ' '
jbtlt street. the “slut midweek prayer ' cured a position with the United Stately 9 Round. 63 NW Soggy I . , 1.
‘Mns Thursday evening will giw Shipping Board Emerflcnvy “991 001" . ' I . "' _ . ~_ " .. ,. 3 I * . ‘ ‘ ~
«he: to ! quarterly meeting oi the p‘oration at Wilson's Point. Morrison- i ' -- '
w Workers Society. A very inter- is acting as guard at the present time . . _
“I P701111“! has been arranged and and having been in Texas during 3'0 _I___:___~:.I,_I.I_L,_I_m”:9:_ .-.-. _ "-..w - - . _ . - .. ’ t T __
girthht'ifiiiaitiiyifltfl iioiiaiiaiirhiimiiZl: :Ziifritidii: in: rmuxs W“ W“ “ '40“ '3’ when you are aniline tor 'breach' wens-end with Miss lfltel Gollasher health. and he muttered a paralytic
thin Sflnqill'. April 21. Ravi L F. Rey: art of standing guard. B “i." ’ View " “0 '0 “Wak- in Stamford; I stroke. They were a family of want '
fit“. me, ”Hm, h are ‘8'”;ch . I c°"°"' WW” nets 9 "I guess that l won't’ say much more, lift. Doorbell and totally oi New pent barristers. m of their my“
“a.“ Stamford 30’! “WWI l" an- as our censor doesn't like to havo us York have opened their summer home having been the attorney for years lot
my the pulpit mornings and ev- “0 fill-omit House. Bell lsla A letter “om Corp. Elwood h an“, s t oh He d to _, , P it ,
- popular hotel. which has been run for I ill: 8 "II F in France "ca . I! W inn - 8i mar I Web- in onus idxe. . the Pennsylvania railroad.
5 several seasons most successfully. has, way. w a ”J ' St, I Z M3“ . , “0""! ”0838 5“ WIN "'9 vb!” Miss erceJ. Elwood has succedslnl
Mlle ladies of the East Avenue ll. il-ihad a telephone installed and will ed by ka wid emouholt “an: o (I. ' "BLWOOD‘L- “OAWAW' “1 examination, W will '9'" ‘0'“ Jr completed I two years' course tr.
, . - who havo been doing Red mom, be open to me“. mounts tor 5"“ ”rm" 9" ”‘3“ ‘ e . The letter in written under thte Iof about lay 1 for Boston. public school music, given by the Con
.work at the Armory are to do the summer months. Being 'flgm on “W. 1'" been ‘9 action. '“d‘“““'“' March 14. and labelled "at the front." William maw'of the aviation com sert'ntion oi gun In Chicago. The: :31;Tr;f::0::lz;ucgd :31"
M cl m church on Monday 9" the water, lovers of hathilil and swim- that .they Were ream" h propel-stints it "9 “"30"“ by William 1- hrrell, enjoyed 9' '9' “‘3" WK” with '9'" music consists of lessons on they arr . "Mrs Charles Barnes reunion quite
-' ~ Walter. Tonight. which will mlng ilnd Bell Island an Idea] mg to m" another tour 0' duty at the front. chaplain of the 103d Field Artillery. lives here last week. actually taught in the public schools of’ ill ' " '
hate-enlar- meetinit pint how- loud . vacation dollar the gamma, The “"9" h "m" on ”“9“ “k“. -—-—- Mr. and first. Harry renwick were (mitt-.50 indulging model lemme. ‘J‘nm Bum" h was . "a
in. of the Red Cross workers Several improvements '1“ be made from ' note book, which would wr-TOD‘Y m "In Mr. recent Mu “ '39 home 01 Home methods and material for school work‘
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the Armory are to come to the about the hotel hllmo the format 0’. cost that it was written not for Miller in North Stanford. in ail trade! iron the kindergarten to. on
and show the ladies the vari- ening. . V
I the actual field ot'battle. an the Y. M; NEW YORK. (Wall Street, 10:30 3. Thomas Phillips '0, the mum“, the Eighth grade. inclnslve. “I: William Cliflord, hoe returned from
ways to do the Red Cross work:
. C. A. and other organisations generally m.).—War hulletirnl received in the" Candy Co.. ‘srrived home today after course is in clurxe ot the Supervisor, s mine—visit to .New York.
, 'u ”a“ W' “km local owners of canines are warned. keep the My! 9709"“! with “I'm” financial district shortly ”91°" the °" $503433 a "all” Of 3 "93 0“ m of Music of the Chicago public schools '
Mr. and Mrs. John Heller) and obit
. '. > ' . Easton. spent yesterday wim ‘
- Moods, etc, etc. 5“ ‘0 [or . cry. Pan oi the letter is as follows clung of today: Stool. Market sell led A. ll. Taylor and lanily who have n ' a who dren oi
set to hove their dos: ll , - 'r. w, Benedict, the n o In a.
.. . m belore May I Should such a floor Mr. Jerm; Just received to time. Flees moderately in the in M W m. We,“ N" Tori. h” he“ “kills! me of inst; 1510!: Mr. and In. John P. l'ltch.
' - ' ‘ "'0‘" box 0’ “"30“"- and ”"3 do touch “131 dealings. The leaders of the pre- Mre. Henry B. Wheeler, who is still
tor a dance to be held at com thing happen as one torxetting an ad- the ”or How did you know my edin st I I H ‘ U 8 Steel have returned to New Canaan for the m m. Mung. ”not oi Prndipodics in Seymour “me she m ”at the
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discussed by the Que Es Club. in; the license {or . We do; 32.23 Crucible Steel. Baldwin Wire. w n or mains
Miss .‘ttlarnret Daly is a guest at th instlt lion '1“, mt; honors. :3
him. as French tobacco is torrr ‘ u . lame Doers was iii-red Saturday
‘mfefllnr weekly meeting t “was“. Radius. ill and 3001101 Miss Harriet amines. who has re in,“ no he received as per '
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