l
'bwmum the a chest...r.a lld...lfluAdaV.flo*r
‘Imm market at "Ilse-Indie} apopular youngladonVlrmwou
close in fled Croce work which is to
‘ehprcir vary Honda, evening beryl
‘ gala were comm, home they new .l
Ijjuuu onlLo ENTERTAlNc ‘
um
‘I "a Will was pro-
ucmt-t cat-nu la the cumin
Ml room hp the members of
‘ Guild tut went-s. The
’3 of the m emulated of
m of advertlalng tableau. the
2 being allowed to man: rt
. ._ tableaux were supplied to
‘ t.‘ "to following were the
-~ taking part together with the
- merit they “unmounted:—
' a Cocoa/Miss Elizabeth Ma!-
uquid. Veneer, Miss Minnie Kim.
5’ I'Helmar Cigarettes. Mills liouiae
a , ' «IbueSuch Mince Meat, Mics
W Tate; Mentholatum. Miss Ba-
' picks; Aunt lemlns’e Pan-
w Hour..- Mins Ca rie Hendricks;
-~ Miaa Minnie Kimmichz- Co-
;‘tf‘ Colo. \wsu May Ancelmnn. and
MI Slh'erwure Mrs. Flank B.
' ”lowing the tableau: it than.
Eaten. entitled “Tlcltotl' Phase."
firing/lite laughable advén‘eué’s that
l! {our girls who had met in a ho-
: fl Why to go to the wmuhnh at
4 fl four aunpoalnl that one' of the
3m had the tickets to the perform-
, q. :waa presented by Miss Elizabeth
5 my Mir» Mac Ant. elman Miss lsil-
‘ m Tate.nnd Mrs, Frank 3. Stone;
t. This ukctch brought mucit
W and applaurn. .
-Iaruld Bruit -ied 241.6 \lolin solos. ;
following the preficntitlltln oi the
m. Sturdevani s nrtwllt stra fulniull-
films“ lot (looting which lat-lied un-
m... to 30.
. /"'° report oi the t-oqtmltiee “unit
to have met with Mayor Donovan.
‘ dab with the Board oi Edthn. ion
pectod to be presented at tho
“$5,0i the~ltlttst Norwnlk School
m to be held at. 'Marrin school
M-Frldly evening of this week. Fur-
‘ diacuasion and action is anticipat-
) _"
I]. Morgan and family of Bridgin-
have moved to Cove avenue.
‘ e E. Russell baa moved from
u e atreet to Thirdwatrbet.
8. Carpenter has moved from
Boulevard to Edliaaveélp' .5
. y ,. , .
" aownrdot Bdlle avenue. is in
not today on bun'iuaas. ' "
_o—-*
M I Pdlav oi Hudeon strel, la ill.
Whterhury, of Cove Menu.
ed to flint atreet.
I ward 70b”, in, be moved from
Dents to Halo“ Place.
Raaryi‘anclsaa-aadatrmhlllnbbave "elm
token a pccitica with the Cox Coal Bony“)! toils. .,
,flMW/ gr:
‘6‘ 't
‘ ._..__
l Wt”?! 114.} been leech/Ml that PW
Hana-t. m'fl’e Wallace Afltorlll of thaflth
married at the Methodist Church in
Fina. "
- Washington. -.D 0., on March 13111.1
Juli. of Rita Avenue, an The wedding was a quiet ahir. Ila. .
with!“ a! the N Y... N 11., and H Adair was formerlv a number of
R- I. no baaa unto-ad u Wilsonlai the Sixth Company and has a. Lance
Point, as fiwn 459"? number of friends in Rowayton to win];
him none». lie resided on Baton
Amberattaadid the int-traction avenue.
intern to Mr. and In. lieu-y now-
laad. tron their con. Hilton. whole in
Camp Hancock, at Atlanta. George.
say- that he ia- getting along slowly,
but say that it will be two months 159-
iore he will be allowed
hi1 ieot.
tack of apical meningitie and hub”
flat in bed ior seven weeks. life man:
the held at the East Avenue M. E
mar flaw pi at the armory. f
.The (following item has been contri-
bltédrn‘ls a couple oi'high school
crowd oi‘boyc throwing slow at 't'!
portrait of the kaiser. Our constable
:2.” "Seizler, came and made thamI ed to get up too soon so that bid cpl
iecta will t-eullt. A scrum recently
discovered hasgbeeu used in the tmt-
The tug Addie V, towed the horse
“Um“ 0‘ “‘9 “‘90 T"”’°”'“°"no street will be left with him iron
,mnpany. one 01 the barge: that mlthe diseaae.
been sunk in the local harbor during
the blow laat December, to the dock
oi Harris 1 (lane. after it had been;
raised by the Scott Wrecking t‘om‘
[um and pumped out. .
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There's a amudge in the garden. a;
Dinette in the air; ll rum-ll tonlbinedi
oi burnt leather and hair. There's a!
girl on the lawn with :i rake in her
hand; there's woe nnd dislrvaa all
wet the land 'ilnlv' s olrpcle tt.‘
beat and rugs to shake; enough of
such work to make a man (with.
There’s stoves to ho moved and cut
'rhn rookies or the Darien Home
to stand on .
Milton has bad a severe eta .
. friends hope that he will not be allow-,1 ‘
meat of bin care. and it is hoped that '
p
Dela to put down, no wondr/ it man Guards held their weekly. drill in thr
vanls to be out oi town. 1mm hall Monday evening.
_.
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" (ballet; Smith hntl been confined to}
5 his homt- ior a few days' illness, l
"' "" 5 John A. Finch was at recent visitor
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-——-—-—---- Clart‘lli'll Raymond. the youngest son
til~ .‘ll'. tltltl U. H. Raymond of.
Mansfield .tvvtltlv. ill on the tick lint;
unlit-ling from bronchitis.
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.\li~r.-l Dorothy Muller. who ha been
ill with tht movies. in improving tol
lCll an intent that the may he ublt- to
«‘1‘ iii) ounibltl i “Hill" :1 ion dayu.
,‘tll‘b.
E, l-‘. "art. at New York City. llli
moved intoi‘antlr Vt‘nicu, nt'ili.‘ lluion
Point. at Rounvion.
Captain liIVelon lloulaml oi
fornin, formerly of this plnu llun
T .
n. Cleatst Book
'in the .World
m The Evening Sent
4.4::l-«p.
has arrallgcd to distribute» this great collection of old
and new songs to its readers at less than one tenth
of a ccnta
The co ossal tack. never before attcm
ICCC.
5ncl
ted, of placing
under one cover more than a thousand of t c world s most:
been visiting relntirrx horn the pant
few days, and hill irit-lldu are pleased
to see him again, _
William Mills, of iloton arr-glut, who
in studying voice culture “ith .\ilr~'
Gladys Mills. of Highland nven‘uc. haiz
accepteda poeltlon in the choir of
the South \lorwallt, Methodist. d‘lluttIgt.
)lrn. .illlin Lorna, who has been oe-
r-uwing tint- oi the collages on Oxi
llidzc. inrlnt-rly lit’glllun-l l‘nrtn. boat
I nmvtld to In r ovn holnr- in lllndley 5
l l'-t~ -,k uhhh was recentlv vacated by
tlttt- intnily of Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
l l. )IWlldI‘.t. ‘
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5 .\l!'ti G. i: Richter returned Monday;
from a few days' vlw'l in llrooltlyn.
wiggle; standard songs, old and new, has been accom-
c
in this great collection every music lover will find
hundreds{ of conga, all set to music, tha‘l make a personal
3?
lt is a book that will become a veritable treasure of
the library. '
hr
0‘ pl-
Aaron G. Stevens oi Rowaytnn .th !
one. is having We ledge of rocks, m; \. lltile nllt‘! went to bid farewell to her;
his. lot on McKinley street. blasted om nephew. Corporal ”“5”” oi the
so as to matte more room for his gar ”061“ infantry. [n camp at Spartan:
den, following the ndl'ise of more “I" 3' 0" “‘0 h‘d enjoyed ‘ iew
j‘garden ”We." dnya' tut-laugh before hi eiwctutl trip I
___,_ acreca the can to France.
If you seek ntl (ml-.- pt‘iti'r‘, huy vour ‘_" ,
bond today., Your monev is needed to The wagons 0' ”‘9 highway depart :
hasten the end. “the war if you. man: hava been. busy collecting lub-
would encourage the German Kaiaer' birth for yesterday 3“ today M"
1 the aelectmen. Any families who ba've
__ ir-ot previously done so should not",
Local churches have linen notlIIltdI the selectmen by mail or vhone at
that the war commiaaion for the 154'];an ""9 it they “V0 “11" "15MB" 0" "3h .
oopal churches that was to mice 3660.- "I ‘0 bl removed i
000 for the benefit 01 Episcopal boys ‘
in the service have had that amounti Mrs? 3. Dchr H. Warner, oi Burr
oversubecrlbed. obtaining ammo. glimmer-d. Whitfield. opens her beau-
(tiiul home tomorrow afternon when
m" Emma Cuahman of 1‘0““. the meeting of the State National Fed-
atract, baa guine‘ her mm... -"h| eratiou oi Musical Cluba will he held.
James normally. the South 310er Mme- Maude Kraft of Paris and thin
“Iguana, m is enjoying n few new. section will give a piano recital and
vacation. previous to accepting a fiuwithere will be other lumber! on the
position lathe oillca of the U. a L. a worm! u we". '
C. Company, in Norwalk
to be a bondalacker.
Today at 3 p. tn., at the town hall, a
_ -Mnett~ot.Wocdaide an»
' tolli- home with an attack
3!!!” of Beacon street is
1;,“ her home. following an
in tier-tan tneaelea.
. Albumin and family have
«iron; Rant avenue to Cottage
Latter. are'bclngtrecelved from'Pt-l- demonstration ll 'fl’fflm MUM
vote rrnnlt Smith. of the 35th Corn- ! WM liven b! Mm Marion WM.
”3”,. ‘0' [n “1.08.119 few! that and an address '35 given by MI“! I.
neuwaummunltetolmrm ‘3 m M India are worth:
his girl friends. A letter addrcaaed under the State Council or Mean.
to him, out. Regiment, F A., Ameri- and the affair is under the direction
can iorcea la France, will reach him. of the Woman I commute oi the local
_.__.. war bureau.
The Roman Drum Corps held a,
good rehearsal last night in the base-
A meeting of the Liberty 15am...
. neat oi thallewayton school house mittec was held Monday evening at
l’crdinand Kimmach and face
moved from Van Zant street
rm 3 Avery/ at Fourth street baa
, Win her home for a i.w
4. .. anattackofthc grip.
" It. Wilson is axpectedtoI
. . to attend the biotin-t-
. at New Britain.
' W! V ~Curr. of Second
. , mm ton-r. annular
I Iebem Aaumbly.
' Tuloclotroithemt
Ichrchlntu'cttngthh
Mia. ammo-pet's!
m it!» men-ad.»
.pamde. The mualclana will take the
l2: 50 car item the Rowayton avritch.
'Plana were completed lot the trip to
Stamford next Friday, when the cows
tnltee part in the big Liberty Loan
which time plans were perfected for
increasing the sale of the bonds. Tue
committee reports good progress in
the sale of the bonda but hop» that
l they will be incrcaled and Daricn will
.— lnot only matte its amount but will
The death I- reported 3! “0W lcveraubacribe it.
italy. March 7, oi "Carly." only Child I ——
of Signor Ind Signor: Riccardo W3" . Mrs. William Bartlett Bechley of
Bennett (nee minimal. ~ and 0"” Dnrlen iormerly of Renonabllanor.
year and four months. Emmi 0' Stamford, gave a military luncheon at
'Mr. and lint. David mow: 3“ 4‘" her home yesterday forCaptainJ. Bld-
pim- oi the into with o: W“ den nwadw or the ‘31ch Watch and
titanium. not»! PM“. Com- “2"” Loyal Highlanders, smut. Army, who
we. killed at Kendall. Enlmm- b.“ has been allglttly wounded at the
INonnlbrr. . I . .l'ront. Captn Haddow baa been dec'
‘ tinted with re oral honor ribbon and
Gardenias t- on in °W°“ ”m“ a Victoria Croaa. a. epecta to mm
Ml It". Yum. m M the to his regiment in June.
wmuflava ottha aoll «Ito!
Thurman». “inwa-
l
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in his dream oi world empire, continue been dcilgnated 3' Cleanup Day ”7 .
. gin Ham."
it to a bookn necessary to the patriotic. religious and
rmuoical education of your children.
i IOIOO standard conga for baa than one-tenth of a
’ccnt apiece.
(”um 11.... 1000
Standard Songa
For Lean Than
OnecTenth of a.
Cent Avie“.
. J
Clip and Prcacnt 3 Coupona of Different.
Date From This Paper and
W m FILLED “on Footage Added; 300 Coupon for Rate.
TODAY’S COUPON ON PAGE 3
A Complete Mu-
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e Volume.
98c
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A.
lira. .i. A. Marcher read
a papar- ou» “louaehold Convenience"
and Mn. 8. H. Raymond a paper on
"The Family Life of the “may. Bees. '
Mia Craig dalighted all with her mus.
ic. and several oi the uremia” told
amusing atoriea. after which rcireell
manta were served.
A very micron/b catamaran: and
.zurpriae party was given by ll. 0 them-
bera of the Darlen Methodist church
but cream in the Sunday achooi
rooms of the church. The entertain-
ment conaiatcd or ”m- luaic -
both you! and instrumental. tnyluo
lag solos and quartet aiaglag. The Of
Mr was originally se: for last Friday
evening. but was postponed Milli.“
ulsbt. ‘A good crowd true on hand to
u it»: the anal: and it true cvlient the
members were anva repaid tor their
unaparlng efforts to matte the enter
téinment a success.
Center School auditorium, Dal-ten,
war again the scene oi an enthuina-
tic war rally Saturday night, the 06-
tout
-..-....~. . .
letttr carriers oi Fairileld county, who
held their quarterly meeting there.
Representatives were preaent from
Bridgeport. Coa Cub, Danbury. and oth- “7'
er placea. flier business had been
transacted. the loyal servants or On
cle 8am enjoyed a mum . supper. '5
and departed. hoping noon to visit Dn-
tien and Carrier Raymond again.
Members oi the Methodist church
enioyed an unualihl'pri'vllage Burlap
night, when Rev. Arthur Dreamed, D. "
5D,. paator or the large Congregaaionall
church at Rutlmd. Vt., told oi bk pen 2*
tonal eperiencea in army camp work.
Dr. Bradford is a son-inlay! oi Rev.
Thoma‘s L. Price, pastor oi the local M.
E. church. and has had three month:.’
leave oi absence from his pastoral
work for this war service.
has been viaiting bar parents ior a few
days. and Dr. Bradford ran in to see ‘
how- they were setting on. and was!
prelaetl into service tor the evening.
was vory intereatlng. but his audience?
His wife
I addrem. ills story of life in the campe.
"r
FURNITURE
of quality and distinctiom ,
MODERATELY PRICED
waa moat pleased. apparently. when ha I ‘
told at the unusual tasks which the;
casiona being the factual orgaahatioif 31“” “"0" of divinity "’9 303W"
'0! the various Red Croaa auxiliaries of
that town into one branch, which .will
enable them hereafter to work in co-
operation witb one another. instead of
under the direction oi the humid“!
Branch. After the fomalltiep of 01'-
ganizatlon, had been completed. Pri-
vate Frederich'lloward of Australia.
timea called upon to perform in this!
social service work of the war. Among
mm. oi nn'tulo. mm said.
were running a moving picture show“
and acting as referee in a honing coir.
mt. Dr. Bradford?“ grandfather. Rev; ;
Benjamin Word. wa- parlor of the’
Darlan Congregational church maul
BEDROOM FURNITURE
in odd piedea or complete sets,"
all. finishes.
’ucca thrown which halal! panned
who had am almost continuu- let'- yeara- ago. and so the local Congrega-
vice in the world war, rim with the menu." are how that they. may
Aaaaea in Egypt and at WI. I" have an coon-city of hearing him.
later with the Cunnin- 10M- “man-the Momma outlaw
Tram. related nutty until-c arcti- malt. Dr. Bradford's lather waa Ref. ,
MILK. Word. 0.11.0! Mow
mutate-e. webmflilcwithwito-Mlate
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